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How to find execution time of a MapReduce job?

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Date date; long start, end; // for recording start and end time of job
date = new Date(); start = date.getTime(); // starting timer

job.waitForCompletion(true)

date = new Date(); end = date.getTime(); //end timer
log.info("Total Time (in milliseconds) = "+ (end-start));
log.info("Total Time (in seconds) = "+ (end-start)*0.001F);

I am not sure this is the correct way to find. Is there any other method or API to find the execution time of a MapReduce job?

posted May 15, 2015 by Sudhakar Singh

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You can get it from yarn api. You have to find out difference beteen accpted and finish state of Job.
can you please post the code snippet here. Thanks

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Here I am writing minimum,maximum and mean of wordcount.

My input file :

high low medium high low high low large small medium

Actual output is :

high - 3------maximum

low - 3--------maximum

large - 1------minimum

small - 1------minimum

but i am not getting above output ...can anyone please help me?

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