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Apache Pig (Hadoop) Script + Ruby UDF
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hadoop, apache pig, jruby, pig udf
Upgrade Hadoop Namenode from hadoop 2.3.0 to 2.6.0
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hadoop, upgarade, namenode
HDFS - create a new file
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bigdata, hadoop, hdfs
Creating your own maven repository
Hikmat Dhamee
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java, maven, hadoop
Secondary Namenode by Mistake
Rob
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hadoop, hdfs
MapReduce using CoffeeScript and Hadoop
Daniel Kuppitz
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coffeescript, hadoop, mapreduce, wordcount
Scalable Reach Estimates with Sketch Sets
Jerome Banks
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hadoop, hive, scalability, sketchset
Hadoop Multiple Input and Output
Will Du
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Technologies you would know
Juan Carlos Cancela
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.net, development, mongodb, hadoop
Apache Mahout: driver.MahoutDriver: Unable to add class: WikipediaXmlSplitter
Anders Brownworth
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machine learning, hadoop, mahout
Hadoop default ports
Fernando Doglio
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hadoop
Parsing fixed-width fields in Apache Pig
Russ Lankenau
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hadoop, pig, java
Writing scalable recommender system with Hadoop
Pulkit Goyal
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hadoop, social network, map-reduce, scalable
Building Hadoop job jar with Maven
Xavier Stevens
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1 response
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maven, hadoop, java
Klout Data Architecture
Bob Williams
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database, architecture, hadoop, hive
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