Good work bro... In hash join creating the hash would take O(N) -> N being number of unique values in the column. So hash join would take O(N) vs sort join which is O (NlogN)
Hi Manish Bhaiya, here we perform the join based on key= id that is an integer so we can see that id%200 is the partition number where data will go ,but if key= string then ,how it will happens or in that scene internally spark create a key for each column.
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, However, I am confused about one point. Could you please clarify my question? Let's say we don't have the color coding as blue and red. Now, executor-1 has 200 partitions and executor-2 also has 200 partitions. If we consider id=102, then 102/200 = 102. How does spark determine whether the record 102 should go toexecutor-1/executor-2 ? This is discussed at the 10:56 timestamp. Thanks!
One doubt: You explained joining on the basis of id column where you showed 1/200 gives remainder as 1 --> So, You placed the record in executor 1 with P1... Similarly 109/200 gives remained 109 --> So, You placed the record in P109. But Now assume instead of joining the records based on integer column, we are joining records based on String (Char or VARCHAR datatype). Then, how will this thing work ?
so if in interview recuirter will ask what kind of join you are performing then should we say as per the data we need to analyze first what kind join should be appropriate for this or we should as spark will do the optimization internally?
You can talk about types of join strategy and then give a comparison between 2 by taking some dataframe size. If interviewer further asks anything then only explain in detail.
is it like every dataframe is split into 200 partitions before shuffling (based on number of shuffle partitions set) ? or is it like if we have 2 Dataframe to join each will get only 100 shuffle partitions
No it's not like ki every dataframe will get 100. So based on joining condition 200 partitions will get created. And then you can consider 200 bucket is there and every bucket has the same joining key records. Let say df1 had id 5 is in box no 5 then from df2 also id 5 will come to box5 and then box5 is self sufficient to join.
hi manish as you said sorting is nlogn and what if we combine the data suppose p1 of table has id 1 and p2 has id 1,1 then if we combine two for loops are required for this then complexity n2 .. is it perform in the same way?
Hi Manish, I have few questions : 1. We are applying join on partitions right and not DF? Because DF are already divided into 4, 4 partitions each. 2. Now each join will make 200 new partitions, so if we join RP1 and BP3 so it will create total 200 more partitions? And this way if we'll join each partition in Red with every partition in Blue, then total we'll have 3200 partitions? 3. In the video you said - not 200 partitions per executor but executor does have 200 partitons - 100 for Red and 100 Blue.
Hey, This is my understanding, my answers might help you to understand 1. we r applying join DF, yes we have 4 partitions for each DF. when we apply join, those 4 partitions will made into 200 partitions. 3. 200 partitions for each DF, so each executor has 100 partitions of DF1 and 100 partitions of DF2.
Hi Manish If we follow the approach mentioned at this timestamp 9:28 , then in which partition data will go if we have 0 remainder. Ex- if we have Id as 200 or multiple of 200
Hi you said 100 partitions in each executor but in one executor you demonstrate blue and red in one executor counts 200 could you please elaborate that. Thank you
hi manish one more question you are saying in-memory for hash-table but as we know first data is loaded in executor memory and logical operation are performed so in shuffle-sort join all the things are performing in memory so why we are not saying shuffle-sort join in-memory as both the partitions for the same key should be loaded in-memory then after join operation will be performed ?
bhai wo jo 4 partition jo bna tha wo 200 partition me kaise convert ho gaya? like join ke baad 200 me convert hoga ya join se pehle convert hoga ? and join se pehle hoga to unn 4 partition ka kya hua jo pehle bna tha ?
Hi Manish..i am following all your videos. Thanks for your great contribution in explaining each and every thing in detail. As you said records will be segregated in each partition as per the reminder which we get from dividing id value with 200 partitions. What if the joining is done on name column instead of id. how division takes place here to segregate name column in each partition. pls clarify..
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Per executor 200 partition bante dikhre hai as in your vedio but aap bolre ho per executor 200 nhi banege total 200 partition banenge please ye part explain kro aur 200 by default kyu bante h
actually the formula which gets used in real is hash(id)%num_of_partitions , for example , here internally hash(7)%200 will be done and as per that partition will be assigned and this hash which we are talking about is murmur3 hashing , so it doesn't matter whether your id is numeric or string or any other datatype , you have to eventually take hash() value
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Good work bro... In hash join creating the hash would take O(N) -> N being number of unique values in the column. So hash join would take O(N) vs sort join which is O (NlogN)
I have not got a detailed video more than this in my entire career
bro i have never seen a detailed vedio like this
I follow your both spark series. Really its valuable for me 🎉 thanks
Thank you sir for the detailed series! Your clear explanations have been incredibly helpful in my learning journey.
Great in depth concepts. Maja aa gya. You are genius. Thanks a lot. Keep up the great work you're doing for the community.
excellent explanation. and that too free of cost ☺
18:55 Tradeoff between cpu usage (shuffle sort join) and in-memory usage (shuffle hash join)
Hi Manish Bhaiya, here we perform the join based on key= id that is an integer so we can see that id%200 is the partition number where data will go ,but if key= string then ,how it will happens or in that scene internally spark create a key for each column.
Murmur3 hashing is applied for strings. If you want to know more then check how murmur3 works
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Awesome explanation
Hi Manish, your content are amazing, keep it up.
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, However, I am confused about one point. Could you please clarify my question?
Let's say we don't have the color coding as blue and red. Now, executor-1 has 200 partitions and executor-2 also has 200 partitions.
If we consider id=102, then 102/200 = 102. How does spark determine whether the record 102 should go toexecutor-1/executor-2 ?
This is discussed at the 10:56 timestamp.
Thanks!
bhai pehle to ye batao 102/200=102 kaise ho gaya ? maths ati hai
@@rohitsharma-mg7hd we are taking the remainder
@@shivaog007 ha bhai bataya unhone , mereko galatfehmi ho gai thi hui hui
executor 1 is taking 1 to 100 and executor 2 101 to 200
colour is showing 2 different table (df1 ,df 2)is created per executor
hey Manish, your videos are amazing!! 👏 love the way you explain each and every detail. thankyou for sharing your knowledge and keep it up. ✨️
Hi Manish,
Excellent explanation. Thanks for the informative video.
bhai hash table is created at individual partiton or entire data frame in shuffle hash join
Partition level
One doubt: You explained joining on the basis of id column where you showed 1/200 gives remainder as 1 --> So, You placed the record in executor 1 with P1... Similarly 109/200 gives remained 109 --> So, You placed the record in P109. But Now assume instead of joining the records based on integer column, we are joining records based on String (Char or VARCHAR datatype). Then, how will this thing work ?
so if in interview recuirter will ask what kind of join you are performing then should we say as per the data we need to analyze first what kind join should be appropriate for this or we should as spark will do the optimization internally?
You can talk about types of join strategy and then give a comparison between 2 by taking some dataframe size. If interviewer further asks anything then only explain in detail.
is it like every dataframe is split into 200 partitions before shuffling (based on number of shuffle partitions set) ? or is it like if we have 2 Dataframe to join each will get only 100 shuffle partitions
No it's not like ki every dataframe will get 100. So based on joining condition 200 partitions will get created. And then you can consider 200 bucket is there and every bucket has the same joining key records. Let say df1 had id 5 is in box no 5 then from df2 also id 5 will come to box5 and then box5 is self sufficient to join.
hi manish as you said sorting is nlogn and what if we combine the data suppose p1 of table has id 1 and p2 has id 1,1 then if we combine two for loops are required for this then complexity n2 .. is it perform in the same way?
bro can you please tell what book do you follow for spark?
Hi Manish, I have few questions :
1. We are applying join on partitions right and not DF? Because DF are already divided into 4, 4 partitions each.
2. Now each join will make 200 new partitions, so if we join RP1 and BP3 so it will create total 200 more partitions? And this way if we'll join each partition in Red with every partition in Blue, then total we'll have 3200 partitions?
3. In the video you said - not 200 partitions per executor but executor does have 200 partitons - 100 for Red and 100 Blue.
Hey, This is my understanding, my answers might help you to understand
1. we r applying join DF, yes we have 4 partitions for each DF. when we apply join, those 4 partitions will made into 200 partitions.
3. 200 partitions for each DF, so each executor has 100 partitions of DF1 and 100 partitions of DF2.
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Will you please make video on O(n^2) ?
what actually it is
Could you please ek video class and case class pr video Bana dijiye maximum interview me puch raha hai
Hi Manish
If we follow the approach mentioned at this timestamp 9:28 , then in which partition data will go if we have 0 remainder.
Ex- if we have Id as 200 or multiple of 200
2nd
how these 200 partitions spilited into 2 executor ? what if there is 3 or 4 executor are there how split of 200 partiton will be heppen ? ?
Then partition will be distributed over 4 executors
Hi you said 100 partitions in each executor but in one executor you demonstrate blue and red in one executor counts 200 could you please elaborate that. Thank you
hi manish one more question you are saying in-memory for hash-table but as we know first data is loaded in executor memory and logical operation are performed so in shuffle-sort join all the things are performing in memory so why we are not saying shuffle-sort join in-memory as both the partitions for the same key should be loaded in-memory then after join operation will be performed ?
We can't say because shuffle sort-merge uses disk also while hash-table relies heavily on the hash table being entirely in memory,
Thank you great explanation 🙏
Bhai which join is better shuffle hash or sort merge and how spark decides which join it needs to use
Baal kharab hogaya..xD, nice work btw..these videos are really helpful.
Bhai Optimization technique bataya h kya aapne kisi video me?
bhai wo jo 4 partition jo bna tha wo 200 partition me kaise convert ho gaya? like join ke baad 200 me convert hoga ya join se pehle convert hoga ?
and join se pehle hoga to unn 4 partition ka kya hua jo pehle bna tha ?
Aap shuffling pahle samjhiye. Fir ye samjh me aa jayega
Hi Manish..i am following all your videos. Thanks for your great contribution in explaining each and every thing in detail. As you said records will be segregated in each partition as per the reminder which we get from dividing id value with 200 partitions. What if the joining is done on name column instead of id. how division takes place here to segregate name column in each partition. pls clarify..
I also have same question, Please answer this.
@@amritranjannayak2705 he replied on same other comment murmur3 hashing is done for joining on strings!
Nice video sir, but use modulus operation, divide is little confusing.
Modulus operator dekhiye kaise kaam karta hai
@@manish_kumar_1 aap remainder hi to lerhe ho 200 ka
Thanks Manish Bhai!!
Really exemplary 🎉
Thank you for explaining.
An executor can have only one partition at a time...is this not correct?
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great sir thank you
well explained
how to know dataframe size?
Which memory pool utilizing to create hash table during shuffle hash join?
Executor's those partitions are on after shuffling?
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200 partition banega,means 200 cores bhi chahiye hoga,
Tabhi to 200 partition banega.
Agar
200 cores nahi hua to?
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It will run 200/n times where n= number of cores!
Jb salary table 10MB se km h r phla table itna zyada, toh dono m same no. of partitions kaise bnega?
Amazing video
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Tell them that you don't have experience. You have done all the project by your own. If you cleared interview means you are good fit for the role.
@@manish_kumar_1 Recuiter need experience after clearing l2 discussion also.
DIvision hoga kya ? Mereko lagra hai modulus hoga
yes wo modulus hai
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Per executor 200 partition bante dikhre hai as in your vedio but aap bolre ho per executor 200 nhi banege total 200 partition banenge please ye part explain kro aur 200 by default kyu bante h
what if the id is not numeric?
actually the formula which gets used in real is hash(id)%num_of_partitions , for example , here internally hash(7)%200 will be done and as per that partition will be assigned and this hash which we are talking about is murmur3 hashing , so it doesn't matter whether your id is numeric or string or any other datatype , you have to eventually take hash() value
Sir I have done Python, ,basic SQL, Linux commands All DBMS concepts. CAN I LEARN SPARK NOW OR IS THERE ANY PREREQUISITE FOR SPARK???????
No prerequisite. Thora bahut sql aayega tab concept jaldi grasp karoge
Thank you sir I will follow your series
What is partition ?
whenever you are working with a spark, data is divided in some parts, that parts of data is called partition
how is 7/200 =7 ?
Remainder 7 aayega. Pmod function lagta hai waha par
bhai 102/200=102 kab se hone laga ?
102%200 bol rhe honge divide galti se bol diya hoga
@@manish_kumar_1 ok thanks you , ap bahut hi badiya samjhaee ho. thanks a lot
Can you explain this topic more clearly
improve your video quality
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Sure you can book session on topmate