Spark Kill Running Application

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I cannot allocate resources to any spark application as one of the spark application is occupying all the cores.

Help needed.

Thanks in advance
Apr 25, 2018 in Apache Spark by Ashish
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you can copy the application id from spark scheduler

connect to the server which is running the big application you want to kill and just use the command

yarn application -kill "application_id"
answered Apr 25, 2018 by kurt_cobain
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