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Super nodes cause poor join performance due to partition skew #38

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joshdevins opened this issue Jun 16, 2017 · 2 comments
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Super nodes cause poor join performance due to partition skew #38

joshdevins opened this issue Jun 16, 2017 · 2 comments
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When there are super nodes in the graph with hundreds of thousands or millions of out-edges, the PageRank join operation performs very poorly (stragglers) with skewed partitions.

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Super nodes in this case might actually not be very big -- like 100k out edges even. Consider a broadcast join (although this can be huge) or a "duplicate" join, where the vertices dataset is artificially duplicated to add randomness and allow for uniformly distributed partitions.

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joshdevins commented Jun 21, 2017

Ideas:

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