2017
DOI: 10.14445/22315381/ijett-v45p209
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A brief review of scheduling algorithms of Map Reduce model using Hadoop

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“…The objectives of scheduling are to minimize the completion time, maximize throughput, minimize overhead, and balance available resources of parallel applications in progress by properly allocating the jobs to the processors. Schedulers in Hadoop are: [10] i. FIFO Scheduler This is a default scheduler which operates using a FIFO queue. A job is first partitioned into individual tasks, and then they are loaded into the queues and assigned free slots on TaskTracker nodes.…”
Section: Description Of Schedulersmentioning
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“…The objectives of scheduling are to minimize the completion time, maximize throughput, minimize overhead, and balance available resources of parallel applications in progress by properly allocating the jobs to the processors. Schedulers in Hadoop are: [10] i. FIFO Scheduler This is a default scheduler which operates using a FIFO queue. A job is first partitioned into individual tasks, and then they are loaded into the queues and assigned free slots on TaskTracker nodes.…”
Section: Description Of Schedulersmentioning
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“…Adhishtha Tyagi et al [2017] MapReduce framework, MapReduce model, scheduling in hadoop, various scheduling algorithms and various optimization techniques in job scheduling have been focused upon. Scheduling algorithms of MapReduce model using hadoop vary with design and behaviour, and are used for handling many issues like data locality, awareness with resource, energy and time [10].…”
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