- Is Ubuntu a good O.S. for running Hadoop? I’ve tried to learn in the past using Red Hat & Infosphere Biginsights, but I need a free O.S. If you want a free O.S , ubuntu is good but if you are familiar with RedHat then you may want to have look at Scientific Linux (Its free as well)
- Is there a way to learn Hadoop without a static IP address? That was really a problem for me when dealing with Infosphere, since I travel frequently. If you got a laptop with you then thats all you need to learn hadoop. Hadoop can be installed in a pseudo distributed mode on a single machine and you can use it with localhost all the time. On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 10:00 PM, Cristian Carranza < cristiancarranz...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Hi all in this list! > > My name is Cristián Carranza, a statistician and quality consultant that > for the second time, intends to learn Hadoop and Big Data related issues. > I’am requesting advice in order to plan my learning. > I read the page “ Products that include Apache Hadoop or derivative works > and Commercial Support” > but after that, I am still with doubts. > > Please, as a newcomer, I want some advice about the following topics: > > - I want to begin by learning how to find specified strings of text in a > hiuge data set (csv, txt format, huge means 10 Gb. > - Is Ubuntu a good O.S. for running Hadoop? I’ve tried to learn in the > past using Red Hat & Infosphere Biginsights, but I need a free O.S. > - Is there a way to learn Hadoop without a static IP address? That was > really a problem for me when dealing with Infosphere, since I travel > frequently. > > That’s all for now. > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > thanks! > > Cristián Carranza > Brazil. > > -- Nitin Pawar
