1. Tutorial on Hadoop Environment for ECE5610 1

2. Login to the Hadoop Server Host name: 141.217.24.182, Port: 8001 2 If you are using Linux, you could simply use the following command: ssh –p 8001 accessID@141.217.24.182

3. Login to the Hadoop Server Use putty.exe to login Username: ab1234 (your AccessID) Password: your 9 digits student ID 3

4. Copy the WordCount.java There are two files (“WordCount.java” and “input.txt”) at “/opt” directory. Copy both files to your home directory. 4

5. Compile WordCount.java Compile the program by the following command: compilemr WordCount Run the resulting executable jar file on Hadoop. 5

6. Copy Files to HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System) Before you run the wordcount program, you need to first copy the local input file to your home directory at HDFS by the following command: hdfs dfs –copyFromLocal input.txt /home/accessID/input.txt 6

7. Run the Program on Hadoop The command to execute the jar file: hadoop jar WordCount.jar WordCount [input_path] [output_path] Both input file and output file have to be located in your HDFS home directory (/home/yourAccessID/), and make sure the output_file does not exist before you run the program. 7

8. Browse files on HDFS The command to view the input file: hdfs dfs -cat /home/jim/input.txt | less The command to view the output file: hdfs dfs -cat /home/jim/result.txt/* | less By viewing the output, you see your running output. Note: In fact the output result.txt is not a file but a directory in HDFS, so we need to use * to browse all the content of it. 8

9. Other Commands of HDFS Type “hdfs dfs”, and you will find all the HDFS commands. 9