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abhradwip
2 years agoNew Member
Notebook execution failure due to bad node
Hello All, We are currently using F128 capacity and Spark pool configuration: Runtime 1.2 (Spark 3.4 Delta 2.4), Compute Medium, 1-95 node. The issue is for compute exhaustive queries, the notebook ...
abhradwip
2 years agoNew Member
Hello Anonymous Thanks a lot for your response. The issue didnt resolve, please check below details -
Use case :
- Date size: 10TB Retail Data distributed across 24 delta tables in Lakehouse, 4 tables more than 1TB size
- Spark SQL Notebook - Select queries
- Configurations tested:
- Capacity: F128 (Number of nodes 96 – Max utilized)
- Spark cluster: Runtime 1.2(Spark 3.4, Delta 2.4)
- Node size – Medium, Large, X Large, XX Large (Same issue with All)
- Autoscale enabled
- Capacity F256 (Number of nodes 192 – Max utilized)
- Spark cluster: Runtime 1.2(Spark 3.4, Delta 2.4)
- Node size – Medium, Large, X Large, XX Large (Same issue with All)
- Autoscale enabled
- Execution: Spark SQL Notebook (Analytical queries) against lakehouse
- Issues:
- Bad Node : Spark_System_Executor_ExitCode137BadNode - Job aborted due to stage failure: Task 167 in stage 2082.0 failed 4 times, most recent failure: Lost task 167.3 in stage 2082.0 (TID 594169) (vm-e5657433 executor 274): ExecutorLostFailure (executor 274 exited caused by one of the running tasks) Reason: Container from a bad node: container_1720586556487_0001_01_000296 on host: vm-e5657433.
- Executer lost: The job failed because the executor that it was running on was lost. This may happen because the task crashed the JVM. ExitCode 137 is when a container (Spark executor) runs out of memory, YARN automatically kills it. Possible causes: 1. Driver memory issues 2. Executor Memory issues 3. Executor lost Please check the logs and see if increasing Spark partitions, number of spark partitions or reducing number of executor cores.
Anonymous
2 years agoNot applicable
Hi abhradwip ,
Can I ask if your problem is resolved? It looks as if it is an intermittent issue, you might consider updating your drivers, clearing your cache and then refreshing your browser and re-running your Notebook to see if the issue is resolved.
Best Regards,
Ada Wang
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