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You need a notebook with VMWare Player or VMWare Fusion (if you work on a Mac). |
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The Development Environment is based on Oracle JDK (Version 1.6) and Eclipse. |
The Development Environment is based on Oracle JDK (Version 1.6) and Eclipse. |
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Revision as of 20:09, 24 August 2013
Hadoop: Quickstart
Requirements:
You need a notebook with VMWare Player or VMWare Fusion (if you work on a Mac). Just in case, this works not for you, we will have a local Hadoop cluster. The Development Environment is based on Oracle JDK (Version 1.6) and Eclipse. We work with Git and Maven.
Please download the following two VM images:
Objectives
1. Build your own Hadoop cluster in the Amazon Cloud.
2. Collect Twitter data with Flume.
3. Create, deploy and execute a MapReduce Program for the Java-API (MRv1).
4. Learn how to work with your data using the Hadoop-GUI HUE.
Ressources
... more content comming soon!
