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Cloudera Administration Handbook

You're reading from   Cloudera Administration Handbook A complete, hands-on guide to building and maintaining large Apache Hadoop clusters using Cloudera Manager and CDH5

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2014
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783558964
Length 254 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Getting Started with Apache Hadoop FREE CHAPTER 2. HDFS and MapReduce 3. Cloudera's Distribution Including Apache Hadoop 4. Exploring HDFS Federation and Its High Availability 5. Using Cloudera Manager 6. Implementing Security Using Kerberos 7. Managing an Apache Hadoop Cluster 8. Cluster Monitoring Using Events and Alerts 9. Configuring Backups Index

Installing the CDH components

With a basic Hadoop cluster up and running, we can now install some of the important CDH components.

Installing Apache Flume

To install Apache Flume, log in as hduser and execute the following commands:

$ sudo yum install flume-ng
$ sudo yum install flume-ng-agent

You can configure Apache Flume using the configuration files present under /etc/flume-g/conf.

Installing Apache Sqoop

To install Apache Sqoop, log in as hduser and execute the following command:

$ sudo yum install sqoop

You can configure Apache Sqoop using the configuration files present under /etc/sqoop/conf.

Installing Apache Sqoop 2

Under Sqoop 2, the services are divided into two parts: sqoop2-client and sqoop2-server.

To install sqoop2-server, log in as hduser and execute the following command on one of the nodes in the Hadoop cluster:

$ sudo yum install sqoop2-server

You can configure the Apache Sqoop2 server using the configuration files present under /etc/sqoop2/conf.

To install sqoop2-client, log in...

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