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Hi Yuexin, you have been very helpful. Unfortunately, if I wanted to use "Dynamic Queue Scheduling" in CDP 717 at the moment, I would not have the guarantee to solve any problems via Cloudera support. In fact, it is not recommended to use it in production. Thank you very much ... View more

Depends on what you mean by 'storage locations'. If you mean "can other apps use HDFS?" then the answer is yes, as HDFS is an independent system unrelated to YARN and has its own access and control mechanisms not governed by a YARN scheduler. If you mean "can other apps use the scratch space on NM nodes" then the answer is no, as only local containers get to use that. If you're looking to strictly split both storage and compute, as opposed to just some form of compute, then it may be better to divide up the cluster entirely. ... View more