hadoop infrastructure setup

Always focused on Hadoop projects, and recently found that you can build Hadoop under Windows.decided to give it a try. The gossip is less.Prepare a Windows 7 32-bit environment first,(official online said does not support 64-bit, compile will be problematic, not to say why, if you want to use on the Windows 64-bit machine, you can compile in 32-bit environment to 64-bit, and then deploy to 64-bit machine)R

Today to open an account to configure Hadoop, but all finished, run, there is no Java found in the case, my Java is set in the. ZSHRC, export Java_home=/usr/lib/jvm/java, in the original is available, But not this time, and then found the solution on the Internet, into the hadoop/libexec/hadoop-config.sh, and then #attempt to set Java_home if it no set before add

Step OneIf not, do not set up the HBase development environment blog, see my next blog.HBase Development Environment Building (Eclipse\myeclipse + Maven)　　Step one, need to add. As follows:In the project name, right-click,Then, write Pom.xml, here not much to repeat. SeeHBase Development Environment Building (Eclipse\myeclipse + Maven)When you are done, write the code, right.Step two some steps after the HBase development environment is built (export exported jar package or Ant mode)Here, do not

1. ConfigurationNamenode Hdfs-site.xml is the Dfs.webhdfs.enabled property must be set to true, otherwise you will not be able to use Webhdfs liststatus, listfilestatus, etc. need to list files, The folder Status command, because this information is saved by Namenode.Add attributes to/etc/hadoop/conf/hdfs-site.xml in Namenode and one datanode:2. Instructions for useAccess Namenode HDFs using port 50070, Access Datanode Webhdfs using 50075 ports. Acces