Go to your Hadoop directory and go to sbin. Read the source of start-dfs.sh or
start-all.sh. It gives you pointers to what services are running, or run
start-dfs.sh and then run "sudo jps" to see the running services.
Thanks
Anu
From: Mike Wenzel mailto:mwen..
the same position as you.
From: Anu Engineer
Sent: Thursday, June 9, 2016 2:33 PM
To: Mike Wenzel; user@hadoop.apache.org
Subject: Re: Looking for documentation/guides on Hadoop 2.7.2
Hi Mike,
I am sorry your experience with setting up Hadoop has been
To: "user@hadoop.apache.org"
Subject: Looking for documentation/guides on Hadoop 2.7.2
Hey everyone. I just started some weeks ago to learn about Hadoop. I got the
task to understand the Hadoop Ecosystem, and be able to answer some questions.
First of all I started reading a book "OR
Hey everyone. I just started some weeks ago to learn about Hadoop. I got the
task to understand the Hadoop Ecosystem, and be able to answer some questions.
First of all I started reading a book "OReilly - Hadoop The Definitive Guide".
After reading the book I had a first idea of how components w
