I would say the hard limit is due to the OS local file system (and your
budget).
So short answer for ext3 : it doesn't seems so.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3
And I am not sure the answer is the most interesting. Even if you could put
1 Peta on one node, what is usually interesting is the
January 2013 09:14
To: user@hadoop.apache.org; jeba earnest
Subject: Re: Maximum Storage size in a Single datanode
I would say the hard limit is due to the OS local file system (and your
budget).
So short answer for ext3 : it doesn't seems so.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3
And I am not sure
What would be the reason you would do that?
You would want to leverage distributed dataset for higher availability and
better response times.
The maximum storage depends completely on the disks capacity of your nodes and
what your OS supports. Typically I have heard of about 1-2 TB/node to
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What would be the reason you would do that?
You would want to leverage distributed dataset for higher availability
in single node?
Regards,
Jeba
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in hadoop for storage in single node?
Regards,
Jeba
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Sent: 30 January 2013 10:40
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Subject: Re: Maximum Storage size in a Single datanode
I want to use either UBUNTU or REDHAT .
I just want to know how much storage space we can allocate in a single data
node
