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January 29, 2014

Create a Simple Hadoop Cluster with VirtualBox ( < 1 Hour)

Filed under: Cloudera,Hadoop,MapReduce — Patrick Durusau @ 5:33 pm

How-to: Create a Simple Hadoop Cluster with VirtualBox by Christian Javet.

From the post:

I wanted to get familiar with the big data world, and decided to test Hadoop. Initially, I used Cloudera’s pre-built virtual machine with its full Apache Hadoop suite pre-configured (called Cloudera QuickStart VM), and gave it a try. It was a really interesting and informative experience. The QuickStart VM is fully functional and you can test many Hadoop services, even though it is running as a single-node cluster.

I wondered what it would take to install a small four-node cluster…

I did some research and I found this excellent video on YouTube presenting a step by step explanation on how to setup a cluster with VMware and Cloudera. I adapted this tutorial to use VirtualBox instead, and this article describes the steps used.

Watch for the line:

Overall we will allocate 14GB of memory, so ensure that the host machine has sufficient memory, otherwise this will impact your experience negatively.

Yes, “…impact your experience negatively.”

😉

Enjoy!

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