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Subject: YARN Fair Scheduler
From: Prabhu Joseph <prabhujose.gates@gmail.com>
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Hi All,

   When YARN Fair Scheduler is configured with a parent root and 250 child
queues for a big Cluster having total resource of 10TB and 3000 Cores. The
fair share of a child queue is very less. Fair Share is Total Cluster
resource / total number of child queues. How to design a Fair Scheduler
with many like 250 number of queues in such a way, each queue gets more
fair share.

Is having Nested Queues or configuring weight or any other way to design.

Thanks,
Prabhu Joseph

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