30a accessing your cluster
- 1. Accessing your Cluster 7/6/2012 © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 1
- 2. Accessing your Cluster Agenda • Administrative Access: the MapR Control System (MCS) • Exercise: The MCS • The MapR Client • Exercise: The MapR Client • Direct Access NFS • Exercise: NFS • The Hive ODBC Connector © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 2
- 3. Accessing your Cluster Objectives At the end of this module you will be able to: • Manage your cluster with the MapR Control System • Copy files to and from your cluster via NFS • Use the MapR Client to access your cluster • Explain the steps involved in using the Hive ODBC Connector with a BI application © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 3
- 4. The MapR Control System © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 4
- 5. The MapR Control System https://<web_server>:8443 Can manage multiple clusters – Defined in mapr-clusters.conf Standard set of tools to manage cluster © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 5
- 6. Instructor Demo: The MCS © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 6
- 7. Exercise: The MCS Connect to the MCS with a browser Navigate to the Dashboard, Nodes, Volumes, JobTracker and other pages © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 7
- 8. The MapR Client © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 8
- 9. The MapR Client A MapR distribution of the Hadoop shell A tool to submit jobs to the cluster from your workstation Compatible with: – Windows – Mac – Linux Permissions/Credentials the same as the cluster Work with the cluster from your laptop © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 9
- 10. Exercise: The MapR Client Install the MapR Client Submit a MapReduce job to the cluster from your client © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 10
- 11. Direct Access NFS © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 11
- 12. Direct Access NFS Drag and drop Open files and apps Watch live data come in Fully read/write Multiple concurrent reads/writes Easy to get data in/out Same namespace paths as Hadoop Mount with -o tcp,ver=3,nolock Mount a cluster like a disk! © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 12
- 13. Exercise: NFS Install an NFS client Mount the cluster via NFS Copy a text file to the cluster filesystem © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 13
- 14. The Hive ODBC Connector © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 14
- 15. © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 15
- 16. Instructor Demo: The Hive ODBC Connector © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 16
- 17. Questions © 2012 MapR Technologies Accessing your Cluster 17
Editor's Notes
- #8: Look at the volume via both NFS and hadoopfs commands.Put some stuff in there—a text file or whatever
- #11: Look at the volume via both NFS and hadoopfs commands.Put some stuff in there—a text file or whateverMount points:node:/maprnfs://node/mapr (Mac)
- #14: Look at the volume via both NFS and hadoopfs commands.Put some stuff in there—a text file or whateverMount points:node:/maprnfs://node/mapr (Mac)