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Feature Overview

The cluster script feature allows you to run a script on multiple nodes at a time for higher efficiency. Only one cluster script can be run in a cluster at a time. If a cluster script is running (such as installing a third-party software or modifying the running environment of the cluster), you cannot submit and execute new cluster scripts.
Caution
Only files in COS can be selected as the script to run.
Only nodes in the current cluster can be selected to run the script on.
You can set custom parameters based on your business requirements.
The EMR console does not verify the scripts you run. Therefore, running a custom script is risky, so please operate with caution.

Prerequisites

The cluster script feature is only available for clusters that are running.
The script to be run must be a shell script file in the COS STANDARD storage class.
To use the cluster script feature, you must grant EMR the permission to access COS.

Directions

1. Log in to the EMR console and click a cluster ID in the cluster list to go the instance information page. Choose Script Management > Cluster Script > Set Task.

2. Set the Task Name, Script, Nodes, Custom Parameter and Execution duration fields. After that, click Run to generate a task in the task list.
Execution duration: the execution duration of the current task. If the task is not completed within the specified duration, it is terminated.

3. There are various task statuses depending on the execution results, including successful, failed, partially failed, etc. You can click Details to view details.




4. A cluster script may run successfully on some nodes and fail on other nodes. You can batch copy the failed nodes to run the script again.

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