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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Informatica Big Data Management
  3. Mappings
  4. Sources
  5. Targets
  6. Transformations
  7. Cluster Workflows
  8. Profiles
  9. Monitoring
  10. Hierarchical Data Processing
  11. Hierarchical Data Processing Configuration
  12. Hierarchical Data Processing with Schema Changes
  13. Intelligent Structure Models
  14. Stateful Computing
  15. Connections
  16. Data Type Reference
  17. Function Reference

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Configure the Blaze Engine to Use Node Labels

Configure the Blaze Engine to Use Node Labels

If you enable node labeling in the Hadoop environment, you can use node labels to run Blaze components as YARN applications on specific cluster nodes.
To run Blaze components on the labeled cluster nodes, specify the node labels when you configure the Blaze engine.
To specify node labels on the Blaze engine, list the node labels in the following Hadoop connection property:
Property
Description
Blaze YARN Node Label
Node label that determines the node on the Hadoop cluster where the Blaze engine runs. If you do not specify a node label, the Blaze engine runs on the nodes in the default partition.
If the Hadoop cluster supports logical operators for node labels, you can specify a list of node labels. To list the node labels, use the operators
&&
 (AND),
||
 (OR), and
!
 (NOT).
When the Blaze engine uses node labels, Blaze components might be redundant on the labeled nodes. If a node contains multiple labels and you specify the labels in different Hadoop connections, multiple Grid Manager, Orchestrator, or Job Monitor instances might run on the same node.
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