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Linux Setup & Configuration Guide

This document provides commands for installing Java, setting up an SSH server, editing profile files, and configuring Hadoop. It first shows commands to add the Java repository, update packages, and install Java. Next it demonstrates installing the OpenSSH server and using SSH. Profile files like .bashrc are then edited to export the Java path. Finally, startup commands and configuration directories for Hadoop are listed. The goal is to prepare a system with Java, SSH, and configured profile files and directories for using Hadoop.

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Linux Setup & Configuration Guide

This document provides commands for installing Java, setting up an SSH server, editing profile files, and configuring Hadoop. It first shows commands to add the Java repository, update packages, and install Java. Next it demonstrates installing the OpenSSH server and using SSH. Profile files like .bashrc are then edited to export the Java path. Finally, startup commands and configuration directories for Hadoop are listed. The goal is to prepare a system with Java, SSH, and configured profile files and directories for using Hadoop.

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Topic
1 JAVA Installtion
2 JAVA Installtion
3 JAVA Installtion
4 JAVA Installtion
5 OPEN SSH SERVER
6 OPEN SSH SERVER
7 OPEN SSH SERVER
8 OPEN SSH SERVER
9 File Editor
10 BashRC Profile
11 BashRC Profile
12 export java
13
14
15
16 All startup command
17 config files
18
19
20
Command use
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer
java - version
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
ssh localhost
ssh-keygen
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
Nano
nano ~/.bashrc_profile
source ~/.bashrc_profile
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-oracle

/home/parvez/hadoop-2.7.3/sbin
/home/parvez/hadoop-2.7.3/etc/hadoop
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commands we copy the package and update our system repository.
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we are using nano command, this "nano" nothing but a editor we are using this to edit any file by using
"nano <file_name>"
It will open an nano editor where we can append all the path of our hadoop eco system
the paths which we added in our bash profile by using source command we are executing it
by using this command we are exporting the java path which we install earlier in first 3 steps

this file has all start up commands


this location has all config/xml file for adding parameter

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