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How to upload files to cloudera virtual box?
Created ‎02-25-2023 06:30 AM
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How to upload files to cloudera virtual box?
I'm taking SimpliLearn's Big Data Hadoop and Spark Developer Training course, which is a free course. That's why I don't have access to the labs. So what I did was download cloudera virtual box to practice spark and hadoop codes. However, some exercises require uploading files such as datasets using FTP.
I tried using FileZilla to connect to the VM and upload the files to the VM, but it didn't work connecting using the VM's IP address.
I'm a beginner with these tools, could anyone help me with how to put these files in the VM?
See below what I need to do:
1. Download the Hadoop-mapreduce-example.jar file and wordcount.txt file
2. Log in to the FTP using the username and password from the lab and upload the file
3. Log in to the Webconsole using the username and password from the lab and create a new directory demo in HDFS using the mkdir command
4. Push the wordcount.txt file into the directory using the put command
5. Execute the command to move the Hadoop-mapreduce-example.jar file to the HDFS directory
6. View the files in the Output folder with the part files
Without FTP I don't execute tasks 2 and 4.
Please, help me!
Created on ‎02-26-2023 04:54 AM - edited ‎02-26-2023 04:55 AM
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Go to the settings of your VM and click on "Shared Folders". This will open a dialog box where you can specify which folders on your host machine you want to share with the virtual machine.
Click on the "Add" button to add a new shared folder. In the "Folder Path" field, browse to the directory containing the files you want to upload on your host machine. In the "Folder Name" field, specify a name for the shared folder.
Check the "Auto-mount" and "Make permanent" checkboxes to ensure that the shared folder is automatically mounted every time the virtual machine starts up.
Click "OK" to save the settings and close the dialog box.
