All user code libraries and config files are directly in the Application Classpath, rather than in the dynamic user code class loader Pending slot allocations: Lost, JobManager re-requests slots for all outstanding requests upon pending JobManager may register at the ResourceManager. A registered JobManager gets notifications about TaskManager failures for the slots it allocated from that TaskManager.

Maximum volume listening will also eat into the battery life, which isn’t particularly substantial to begin with. JBL lists the total battery life at around 12 hours, but if you’re regularly pushing the volume above 50%, you can expect a significant drop-off in how long you’ll be able to enjoy the Flip 6’s audio for.

On YARN, all allocated containers are currently of the same size. The improvement will allow to allocate different container sizes (memory / CPU cores) for different operators. All nodes run a simple “NodeManager” process that spawns processes for the TaskManagers and JobManagers, that way offering proper isolation of jobs against each other. The biggest user-facing changes are the YARN CLI experience. While this FLIP needs not necessarily change the parameters of the CLI, it will change the responses. For example, jobs will be accepted without first waiting for all TaskManagers to be allocated and available. If a lightweight and small design is most important to you, the Flip 6 is your best bet - and that’s true if you’re also looking for the cheaper option of the two speakers. The speaker's excellent IP67 rating means that it is both dust-tight and waterproof. You can technically submerge it up to 1 meter for 30 minutes, though the speaker also floats (and Bluetooth doesn't work well underwater). In any case, you don't have to worry about splashing the speaker or dunking it underwater to clean it.

Currently, the JobManager accepts multiple concurrent jobs, but has no notion of “fair-”, “capacity-based-”, or “priority-based-” scheduling. In this proposal, we delegate all notion of cross-job resource prioritization to frameworks like YARN and Mesos, which already implement that. I don't know about you, but boxy phones aren't very comfortable to hold, and the Z Flip 5 is no exception. Samsung should revamp its design so that the Flip 6 has more curves and less sharp edges to make it more comfortable in the hand. Note that certain specialization (for example for Mesos or Yarn) may still persist cluster-manager-specific state, if that is required. I would also like to see Samsung introduce more matte color options instead of the fairly glossy rear panels. This could help improve how the phone feels when in hand. Samsung stated that it was working on bringing dust resistance to its foldables, although it did not specify when that would happen. With competitors like the Motorola Razr Plus featuring dust resistance, it's possible Samsung could follow up with some level of protection with the Galaxy Z Flip 6.The Flip 5 and Flip 6 have 12 hours of battery, which we found accurate during testing. There’s also USB-C fast charging here, so they’ll juice up in around two-and-a-half hours. The Galaxy Z Flip 5 was a big step forward for the Flip lineup, but it still falls short in some areas. Here are some of the features and specs we hope to see in the Galaxy Z Flip 6 that will surely keep it well ahead of the competition. To that end, the Flip 6 now supports Bluetooth 5.1 (rather than 4.2), a dust- and waterproof IP67 rating (updated from the waterproof-only IPX7 Flip 5) and a reworked driver configuration to boast even better sonics at the level. The JBL Flip 5 is a minimal cylindrical speaker that weighs in at 540g and is around the size of a small thermal flask. You can easily carry it in your hand, slip it in a bag, and, thanks to a strap, hang it on a door handle or tree in a park. Compared to the state in Flink 1.1, the new Flink-on-YARN architecture offers the following benefits: