Cloudera training vm 1.7.vmware vm for windows 10

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But you can safely use it to play around with the shell to create tables or use the API to get used to it and test changes in your code etc.Expand the Power of Your PC with VirtualizationДiscover the true power and flexibility of your desktop or laptop computer with VMware Workstation. If you overdo it you will bring it to its knees very quickly. Just keep in mind that this is for prototyping only! With such a setup you will only be able to insert a handful of rows.

I hope you give HBase on the Cloudera Training VM a whirl as it also has Eclipse installed and therefore provides a quick start into Hadoop and HBase. HBase Shell enter 'help' for list of supported commands. $ sudo -u hadoop /home/hadoop/hbase/build/bin/hbase shell $ sudo -u hadoop /home/hadoop/hbase/build/bin/start-hbase.sh HBase will still run, just not its web based interface. Or if you do not want the UI you can ignore this and the error in the logs too. This is only until the developers have fixed this in the branch (compare the revision I used r813052 with what you get). $ sudo -u hadoop vim /home/hadoop/hbase/build/bin/hbaseДЇor f in $HBASE_HOME/lib/jsp-2.1/*.jar doДЇor f in $HBASE_HOME/lib/jetty-ext/*.jar do You can fix it by editing the start up script and changing the path scanned: The master UI (on port 60010 on localhost) will not start because a path is different and Jetty packages are missing because of it. Note: There is a small glitch in the revision 826669 of that Cloudera specific HBase branch. $ sudo -u hadoop vim /home/hadoop/hbase/build/conf/hbase-env.sh $ sudo -u hadoop vim /home/hadoop/hbase/build/conf/hbase-site.xml There are a few edits to be made to get HBase running. $ sudo -u hadoop sh -c 'cd /home/hadoop/hbase/ export PATH=$PATH:/usr/share/apache-ant-1.7.1/bin ant package'

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When sudo is asking for a password use the default set to 'training'. Also, the default 'training' account does not have SSH set up as explained in Hadoop's quick-start guide.

You will notice that I am using sudo -u hadoop because Hadoop itself is started under that account and so I wanted it to match. pull up to releaseДЇirst we clone the repository, then switch to the actual branch. $ sudo -u hadoop sh -c 'cd /home/hadoop/hbase git checkout origin/0.20_on_hadoop-0.18.3' $ sudo -u hadoop git clone /home/hadoop/hbase

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I gave it a bit more memory for the graphics to be able to switch the VM to 1440x900 which is native to my MacBook Pro I am using.ДЇinally follow the steps explained on the page above, i.e. Boot up the VM and you are up and running. I used Parallels Transporter to convert the 'cloudera-training-0.3.1.vmx' to a new 'cloudera-training-0.02.hdd', create a new VM in Parallels selecting Ubuntu Linux as the OS and the newly created.

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Note: I have Parallels for Mac and wanted to use that. Here are the steps to get HBase running on Cloudera's VM:ДЄs the above page states: 'To launch the VMWare image, you will either need VMware Player for windows and linux, or VMware Fusion for Mac.' HBase though needs Hadoop 0.20 - but we are in luck as Andrew Purtell of TrendMicro maintains a special branch of HBase 0.20 that works with Cloudera's release. So Cloudera's version of Hadoop is 0.18.3. Also, Cloudera is using a specific version of Hadoop that it deems stable and maintains it own release cycle. There are a few issues though, the worst being that the current Hadoop Training VM does not include HBase at all. In theory you download the VM, start it and you are ready to go. You might want to run HBase on Cloudera's Virtual Machine to get a quick start to a prototyping setup.

Cloudera training vm 1.7.vmware vm for windows 10