just uses the hadoop jobs to access hdfs in datanodes .So if u want read a
file from hdfs inside a job you have to start data nodes when cluster comes
up.
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 4:12 PM, punisher wrote:
Hi all,
hdfs nodes can be started using the sh scripts provided with hadoop.
I read that it's all based on script files
is it possible to start an HDFS (standalone) from a java application by
API?
Thanks
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Hi all,
hdfs nodes can be started using the sh scripts provided with hadoop.
I read that it's all based on script files
is it possible to start an HDFS (standalone) from a java application by
API?
Thanks
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