Add a subcommand to mrjob/tools for counting active emr jobflows and instance counts and print out collected stats#947
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Does this tool aim for supporting querying the instantaneous EMR usage stats regarding the moment of making the query, or for any time point? As to the output, could you provide more formats? For example, it outputs by default json-typed data (which facilitates chaining the output to other programs) but it may output in a human friendlier format if given "--pretty-output" option. |
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Could you add more specifics about the functionalities, e.g., what are the EMR stats? what is the definition of "active"?
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try:
import simplejson as json
except ImportError:
import json
...
print json.dumps(stats)
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Adding a subcommand 'collect-emr-active-stats' to mrjob for counting active emr clusters/instances and print the stats
Active jobflows are those in states of BOOTSTRAPPING, RUNNING, WAITING, and STARTING
Output stats including: