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[REEF-2052] Use Yarn allocation ID to keep track of allocated containers #1481
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This addressed the issue by:
* Using the Yarn allocationID API that was introduced in hadoop 2.9.1 in the Yarn Runtime.
* Adding a corresponding property in the EvaluatorRequest class for c# and java.
JIRA:
[REEF-2052](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/REEF-2052] Use Yarn allocation ID to keep track of allocated containers
Pull request:
This closes #
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@jwang98052, would you please review when you get the chance? |
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@markusweimer, when you get the chance, can you take a look at this change? |
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This addressed the issue by:
EvaluatorRequestclass for C# and Java.JIRA: REEF-2052 Use Yarn allocation ID to keep track of allocated containers
Pull request:
This closes #