Hadoop HDFS File Permissions

Apache Hadoop    |    Intermediate
  • 9 videos | 48m 34s
  • Includes Assessment
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Explore reasons why not all users should have free reign over all data sets, when managing a data warehouse. In this 9-video Skillsoft Aspire course, learners explore how file permissions can be viewed and configured in HDFS (Hadoop File Management System) and how the NameNode UI is used to monitor and explore HDFS. For this course, you need a good understanding of Hadoop and HDFS, along with familiarity with the HDFS shells, and confidence in working with and manipulating files on HDFS, and exploring it from the command line. The course focuses on different ways to view permissions, which are linked to files and directories, and how these can be modified. Learners explore automating many tasks involving HDFS by simply scripting them, and to use HDFS NameNode UI to monitor the distributed file system, and explore its contents. Review distributed computing and big data. The closing exercise involves writing a command to be used on the HDFS dfs shell to count the number of files within a directory on HDFS, and to perform related tasks.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Count the number of files and view their sizes on hdfs using the count and du commands
    Configure and view permissions for individual files and directories using the getfacl and chmod commands
    Define and set permissions for the entire contents of a directory with the chmod command
    Write a simple bash script
  • Automate the transfer of all the files in a directory on your local file system over the hdfs with a shell script
    Identify the data and metrics available on the hdfs namenode ui and work with its file system explorer
    Delete a google cloud dataproc cluster and all of its associated resources
    work with file-permissioning in hdfs and recognize the data and metrics available in the namenode ui

IN THIS COURSE

  • 2m 11s
  • 7m 42s
    In this video, you will count the number of files and view their sizes on HDFS using the count and du commands. FREE ACCESS
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    3.  Viewing and Setting File Permissions in HDFS
    6m 54s
    In this video, you will learn how to configure and view permissions for individual files and directories using the getfacl and chmod commands. FREE ACCESS
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    4.  Applying Permissions Recursively in HDFS
    3m 52s
    In this video, find out how to define and set permissions for the entire contents of a directory using the chmod command. FREE ACCESS
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    5.  An Introduction to Bash Scripting
    7m 3s
    In this video, you will learn how to write a simple bash script. FREE ACCESS
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    6.  Scripting HDFS Operations
    7m 19s
    Find out how to automate the transfer of all the files in a directory on your local file system over the HDFS with a shell script. FREE ACCESS
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    7.  Exploring the HDFS NameNode UI
    6m 20s
    In this video, you will learn how to identify the data and metrics available on the HDFS NameNode UI and how to work with its file system explorer. FREE ACCESS
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    8.  Cleanup Operations in HDFS
    1m 44s
    In this video, learn how to delete a Google Cloud Dataproc cluster and all of its associated resources. FREE ACCESS
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    9.  Exercise: File Permissions on HDFS
    5m 29s
    Find out how to work with file permissions in HDFS and recognize the data and metrics available in the NameNode UI. FREE ACCESS

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