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Data Processing Efficiency: Optimizing Batch Workloads on Kubernetes With Custom Schedulers

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Built an open-source city cycling navigation platform and runs Apache Spark on Kubernetes across multi-cloud clusters using Volcano and Apache YuniKorn as custom schedulers. Tests simulate ~100 events/hour and up to ~1,000 jobs, plus node failures via spot instance kills, and show 2–3x cluster utilization versus the default scheduler. Tradeoffs: Volcano is feature-rich but complex to configure, YuniKorn is simpler with a clearer UI, both suffer occasional preemption-driven Spark driver deaths and middling scheduling latency that affect some interactive and time-sensitive jobs.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and context
  2. 2:01Batch workloads on Kubernetes
  3. 7:53Default scheduler limitations
  4. 11:40Historical context: kube-batch
  5. 12:46Volcano custom scheduler
  6. 16:35Apache YuniKorn scheduler
  7. 18:51Benchmarking and performance
  8. 28:19Conclusion
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