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spark copy files to s3 using hadoop api

May, 2019 adarsh

In this article I will illustrate how to copy raw files from S3 using spark. Spark out of the box…

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Posted in: Data Analytics, hadoop input/output, Hdfs, Spark Filed under: hadoop input output, s3, Spark Rdd

spark read many small files from S3 in java

December, 2018 adarsh

In spark if we are using the textFile method to read the input data spark will make many recursive calls…

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Posted in: aws, Hdfs, Spark Filed under: aws emr, Spark Rdd

oozie workflow example for hdfs file system action with end to end configuration

August, 2017 adarsh 1 Comment

Users can run HDFS commands using Oozie’s FS action. Not all HDFS commands are supported, but the following common operations…

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Posted in: Data Analytics, Hdfs, Oozie Filed under: hdfs, hdfs filesystem, oozie workflow

input formats and output formats in hadoop and mapreduce

July, 2017 adarsh

There are many input and output formats supported in hadoop out of the box and we will explore the same…

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Posted in: Data Analytics, hadoop input/output, Hdfs, Map Reduce Filed under: hadoop input output, hdfs, map reduce

default mappper, reducer, partitioner, multithreadedmapper and split size configuration in hadoop and mapreduce

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What will be the mapper,reducer and the partitioner that will be used in mapreduce program if we dont specify any…

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Posted in: hadoop input/output, Hdfs, Map Reduce Filed under: hadoop input output, hdfs, map reduce

hadoop mapreduce reading the entire file content without splitting the file for example reading an xml file

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Some applications don’t want files to be split, as this allows a single mapper to process each input file in…

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Posted in: Hdfs, Map Reduce Filed under: hdfs, hdfs filesystem, map reduce

handling failures in hadoop,mapreduce and yarn

July, 2017 adarsh 1 Comment

In the real world, user code is buggy, processes crash, and machines fail. One of the major benefits of using…

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Posted in: Data Analytics, Hdfs, Map Reduce, yarn Filed under: hdfs, map reduce, yarn

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