问题
I saw this line in Flink documentation but can't figure out what 'detached mode' means. Please help. Thanks.
Run example program in detached mode:
./bin/flink run -d ./examples/batch/WordCount.jar
回答1:
The Flink CLI runs jobs either in blocking or detached mode. In blocking mode, the CliFrontend (client) process keeps running, blocked, waiting for the job to complete -- after which it will print out some information. In the example below I ran a streaming job, which I cancelled from the WebUI after a few seconds:
$ flink run target/oscon-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
Starting execution of program
Program execution finished
Job with JobID b02da01c30585bfbc86a23446559987f has finished.
Job Runtime: 8673 ms
If you run in blocking mode, you can kill the CliFrontend (e.g., with ctrl-C) if you like, and the job will be unaffected, so long as it has run far enough to have submitted the job to the cluster.
In detached mode, the CliFrontend submits the job to the cluster and then exits straight away.
回答2:
That means that the application is not attached (or bound) to your shell session. So if you close your terminal the application will still keep running (until it finished its work). For a batch example that might not be a big problem - they will process the given batch of data and end afterwards. As soon as you skip to a streaming approach the operations will take place on an "infinite stream of data" and have no defined end.
Hope that helps.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53332692/what-is-apache-flinks-detached-mode