A new UI for Oozie

Published on 22 May 2013 in Release - 2 minutes read - Last modified on 06 March 2021

Apache Oozie is a great tool for building workflows of Hadoop jobs and scheduling them repeatedly. However, the user experience could be improved. In particular, all the job management happens on the command line and the default UI is readonly and requires a non-Apache licensed javascript library that makes it even more difficult to use.

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Current Oozie UI

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New Oozie UI

 

Here is a short video demo:

The UI just sits on top of Oozie like the current Oozie UI. You can download a release here{.trackLink}.

The README is available online as well as the source code on github and details how to install and start the UI.

 

Feature list

  • Workflows, Coordinators, Bundles dashboards
  • Built with standard and current Web technologies
  • Filtering, sorting, progress bars, XML highlighting
  • Kill, suspend, and re-run jobs from the UI
  • One click access to Oozie logs or MapReduce launcher logs
  • One click access to the HDFS outputs of the jobs
  • Spotlight search about Oozie instrumentation/configuration

 

We hope that you give a try to this new standalone UI. In the next version, we can see for providing some packages for a quicker install. As a side note, Oozie users who would like to try a Workflow/Coordinator/Bundle editor could have a look to the Hue Oozie app.

 

As usual, we are welcoming any feedback!


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