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    • 1. Step8:NameNode format
    • 2. Start and stop the Hadoop cluster – Manually start and stop one process at a time
    • 3. Start and stop the Hadoop cluster – Shell script starts and stops with one click
    • 4. Hadoop cluster startup logs
    • 5. Hadoop Web UI -HDFS cluster
    • Hadoop Web UI page -YARN Cluster

1. Step8:NameNode format

  • You must format the HDFS when it is started for the first time.
  • Format is essentially initialization work, HDFS cleanup and preparation work
  • Command:
hdfs namenode -format
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2. Start and stop the Hadoop cluster – Manually start and stop one process at a time

  • Manually start and close one character process at a time on each machine
  • HDFS cluster
hdfs --daemon start namenode|datanode|secondarynamenode
hdfs --daemon stop  namenode|datanode|secondarynamenode
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  • YARN cluster
yarn --daemon start resourcemanager|nodemanager
yarn --daemon stop  resourcemanager|nodemanager
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3. Start and stop the Hadoop cluster – Shell script starts and stops with one click

  • On Node1, use the shell script delivered with the software to start with one click
  • Prerequisites: SSH password-free login and workers files have been configured between machines.
  • HDFS cluster
start-dfs.sh 
stop-dfs.sh 
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  • YARN cluster
start-yarn.sh
stop-yarn.sh
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  • Hadoop cluster
start-all.sh
stop-all.sh 
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4. Hadoop cluster startup logs

  • After the process is started, run the JPS command to check whether the process is started successfully





  • Hadoop Startup Log

    Log path:/ export/server/hadoop - 3.1.4 / logs /

5. Hadoop Web UI -HDFS cluster

  • Address: http://namenode_host:9870

    Namenode_host is the host name or IP address of the host where namenode is running

    Don’t forget to configure hosts on Windows if you use a host name for access

  • Viewing the HDFS Web page



Hadoop Web UI page -YARN Cluster

  • Address: http://resourcemanager_host:8088

    Resourcemanager_host indicates the host name or IP address of the machine where Resourcemanager runs

    Don’t forget to configure hosts on Windows if you use a host name for access