The Hadoop trash feature helps prevent accidental deletion of files and directories. When you delete a file in HDFS, the file is not immediately expelled from HDFS. Deleted files are first moved to the /user/<username>/.Trash/Current directory, with their original filesystem path being preserved. After a user-configurable period of time (fs.trash.checkpoint.interval), a process known as trash chec
Minimum Required Role: Configurator (also provided by Cluster Administrator, Full Administrator) Hive on Spark provides better performance than Hive on MapReduce while offering the same features. Running Hive on Spark requires no changes to user queries. Specifically, user-defined functions (UDFs) are fully supported, and most performance-related configurations work with the same semantics. This t
This overview provides an abstract description of a YARN cluster and the goals of YARN tuning. A YARN cluster is composed of host machines. Hosts provide memory and CPU resources. A vcore, or virtual core, is a usage share of a host CPU. Tuning YARN consists primarily of optimally defining containers on your worker hosts. You can think of a container as a rectangular graph consisting of memory and
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