Rhadoop on Cloudera's CHD4.6 and CentOS 4.6

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Zoran Djordjevic

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Mar 31, 2014, 9:01:37 AM3/31/14
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Is it possible to run rmr2 3.1.0 and rhdfs 1.0.8 on a machine with CentOS6.5 and Cloudera's CHD4.6 in pseudo-distributed mode.

Antonio Piccolboni

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Mar 31, 2014, 12:38:38 PM3/31/14
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As you can tell from the compatibility page  we don't have that information. I am sure testing for some version of CDH will be added soon, but I can't guarantee the exact combination. Furthermore, we only test in distributed mode. You have two options: if you are building your cluster now and you want the least amount of trouble, pick one of the tested combinations; if you have an existing setup or are under certain constraints to support other software, just try it out. It is as simple as running R CMD check path-to-package-archive. If it passes all the tests, we call that compatible (some errors in the document building part can be ignored). Chances are that if you pick a reasonably modern combination of components, like the one you listed, it's going to pass the tests. If you do that and have the time to report back, that would be helpful for the project.

Antonio


On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 6:01 AM, Zoran Djordjevic <zoran.djor...@gmail.com> wrote:
Is it possible to run rmr2 3.1.0 and rhdfs 1.0.8 on a machine with CentOS6.5 and Cloudera's CHD4.6 in pseudo-distributed mode.

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