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This is my current Hadoop job.



java -cp `hadoop classpath`:/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter 
--python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
--src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
--executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
--conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
--python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


How to convert it to a gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop job?



I tried:



gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
--jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar --class com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
--python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
--src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
--executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
--conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
--python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


I keep getting:



ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) argument --class: Exactly one of (--class | --jar) must be specified.
Usage: gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster=CLUSTER (--class=MAIN_CLASS | --jar=MAIN_JAR) [optional flags] [-- JOB_ARGS ...]
optional flags may be --archives | --async | --bucket | --class |
--driver-log-levels | --files | --help | --jar |
--jars | --labels | --max-failures-per-hour |
--properties | --region
For detailed information on this command and its flags, run:
gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --help


If I pass:



gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
--jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
--python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
--src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
--executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
--conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
--python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


I get:



ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) unrecognized arguments: com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter


Reference here.










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    This is my current Hadoop job.



    java -cp `hadoop classpath`:/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter 
    --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
    --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
    --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
    --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
    --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


    How to convert it to a gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop job?



    I tried:



    gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
    --jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar --class com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
    --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
    --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
    --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
    --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
    --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


    I keep getting:



    ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) argument --class: Exactly one of (--class | --jar) must be specified.
    Usage: gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster=CLUSTER (--class=MAIN_CLASS | --jar=MAIN_JAR) [optional flags] [-- JOB_ARGS ...]
    optional flags may be --archives | --async | --bucket | --class |
    --driver-log-levels | --files | --help | --jar |
    --jars | --labels | --max-failures-per-hour |
    --properties | --region
    For detailed information on this command and its flags, run:
    gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --help


    If I pass:



    gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
    --jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
    --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
    --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
    --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
    --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
    --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


    I get:



    ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) unrecognized arguments: com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter


    Reference here.










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      This is my current Hadoop job.



      java -cp `hadoop classpath`:/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter 
      --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
      --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
      --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
      --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
      --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


      How to convert it to a gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop job?



      I tried:



      gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
      --jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar --class com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
      --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
      --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
      --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
      --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
      --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


      I keep getting:



      ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) argument --class: Exactly one of (--class | --jar) must be specified.
      Usage: gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster=CLUSTER (--class=MAIN_CLASS | --jar=MAIN_JAR) [optional flags] [-- JOB_ARGS ...]
      optional flags may be --archives | --async | --bucket | --class |
      --driver-log-levels | --files | --help | --jar |
      --jars | --labels | --max-failures-per-hour |
      --properties | --region
      For detailed information on this command and its flags, run:
      gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --help


      If I pass:



      gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
      --jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
      --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
      --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
      --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
      --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
      --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


      I get:



      ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) unrecognized arguments: com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter


      Reference here.










      share|improve this question













      This is my current Hadoop job.



      java -cp `hadoop classpath`:/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter 
      --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
      --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
      --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
      --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
      --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


      How to convert it to a gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop job?



      I tried:



      gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
      --jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar --class com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
      --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
      --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
      --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
      --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
      --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


      I keep getting:



      ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) argument --class: Exactly one of (--class | --jar) must be specified.
      Usage: gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster=CLUSTER (--class=MAIN_CLASS | --jar=MAIN_JAR) [optional flags] [-- JOB_ARGS ...]
      optional flags may be --archives | --async | --bucket | --class |
      --driver-log-levels | --files | --help | --jar |
      --jars | --labels | --max-failures-per-hour |
      --properties | --region
      For detailed information on this command and its flags, run:
      gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --help


      If I pass:



      gcloud dataproc jobs submit hadoop --cluster tony-dev 
      --jar /usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony-cli-0.1.5-all.jar com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter --
      --python_venv=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/mnist_venv.zip
      --src_dir=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/
      --executes=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/src/mnist_distributed.py
      --conf_file=/usr/local/src/jobs/MyJob/tony.xml
      --python_binary_path=venv/bin/python3.5


      I get:



      ERROR: (gcloud.dataproc.jobs.submit.hadoop) unrecognized arguments: com.linkedin.tony.cli.ClusterSubmitter


      Reference here.







      python hadoop google-cloud-platform google-cloud-dataproc






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