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Windows Azure CDN and Referrer Header
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The Windows Azure Azure CDN, like any other CDNs, attempts to be a transparent caching layer. The CDN doesn’t care who the referring site might be. Like any other CDN, Windows Azure CDN keep things transparent and have no concern of what the referring...
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Primary Namenode and Secondary Namenode configuration in Apache Hadoop
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Apache Hadoop Primary Namenode and secondary Namenode architecture is designed as below: Namenode Master: The conf/masters file defines the master nodes of any single or multimode cluster. On master, conf/masters that it looks like this: ———————...
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Master Slave architecture in Hadoop
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Apache Hadoop is designed to have Master Slave architecture. Master: Namenode, JobTracker Slave: {DataNode, TaskTraker}, ….. {DataNode, TaskTraker} HDFS is one primary components of Hadoop cluster and HDFS is designed to have Master...
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What is ignoreRoleInstanceStatus setting in Windows Azure?
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ignoreRoleInstanceStatus is described in WebRole and WorkerRole Schema as below http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/gg557553.aspx Web Role: ignoreRoleInstanceStatus boolean Optional. When the...
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Windows Azure Blob Upload Scenarios
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Windows Azure Blob storage API provided following upload scenarios to upload a blob: Scenario [1]: You can upload a single blob in N parallel threads In your code if you set CloudBlobClient.ParallelOperationThreadCount = N; then N parallel threads...
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Keys to understand relationship between MapReduce and HDFS
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Map Task (HDFS data localization): The unit of input for a map task is an HDFS data block of the input file. The map task functions most efficiently if the data block it has to process is available locally on the node on which the task is scheduled...
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Solving SSL Certificate expiration problem with an existing Windows Azure Application
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Recently I was working on an issue where the SSL certificate was expired and due to it, the user were warned to not to use site. The certificate expiration was visible as below: In this situation the following steps should be taken to get...
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Hadoop Performance: How storage disk types in individual node will impact the job performance?
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As you may have already know that Hadoop Cluster is network and disk, IO intensive. Recently I was trying to run a test scenario where I decided to change SATA hard disk to a high performance SSD Disk while keeping the cluster hardware the same. I was...
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How many copies of your blob is stored in Windows Azure Blob Storage?
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I was recently asked about if someone store their content at Windows Azure Storage, how secure is it and how many copies are there, so I decided to write this article. Technically there are 6 copies of your blob content , distributed in two separate...
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Internals of Hadoop Pig Operators as MapReduce Job
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I was recently asked to show that Pig scripts are actually MapReduce jobs so to explain it in very simple way I have created the following example: Read a text file using Pig Script Dump the content of the file As you can see below...
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Which one to choose between Pig and Hive?
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Technically they both will do the job, you are looking from "either hive or Pig" perspective, means you don't know what you are doing yet. However if you first define the data source, scope and the result representation and then look for which one to...
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Handling two known issues with Windows Azure node.js SDK 0.5.2
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My recent development work with Windows Azure Node.js SDK 0.5.2 helped me to found two issues. Until next SDK update is available please use the given workaround to solve your problem. Issues 1: Exception while testing your node.js application in...
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NougakuDoCompanion: A “Ruby on Rails” companion for Windows Azure
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I was recently informed about a great “Ruby on Rails” companion package to run your Ruby on Rails application on Windows Azure. With this package you can: Run multiple instance of Ruby Application on Windows Azure Deploy your application...
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Customizing your Hadoop cluster running on your own Windows Azure Subscription
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In this article we will learn how to configure the same Hadoop cluster to do some customization. To learn about creating your own Hadoop cluster on Windows Azure by using your own Windows Azure Subscription account – Click here To add more...
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Creating your own Hadoop cluster on Windows Azure by using your own Windows Azure Subscription account
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[ As of now this functionality is not available with Hadoop on Windows Azure. These instruction are not applicable as of now and when things will change i will add more info here.. Thanks for your support ] Apache Hadoop distribution (currently...
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Windows Azure Troubleshooting - Taking specific Windows Azure Instance offline
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When you have lots of instances running on Windows Azure, you may need to investigate issues on a specific instance however there is not direct way, you can offline specific instance from your total instances. To investigate a specific instance your first...
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Setting Amazon S3 Storage as data source (s3n://) in Hadoop on Azure (hadooponazure.com) portal
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To get your Amazon S3 account setup with Apache Hadoop cluster on Windows Azure you just need you AWS security credentials which pretty much look like as below: After you completed creating Hadoop cluster in Windows Azure, you can log into your...
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Real World Windows Azure Guidance: Troubleshooting Best Practices for Developing Windows Azure Applications
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One of my teammate William Bellamy has written a great article “ Troubleshooting Best Practices for Developing Windows Azure Applications ” which is available for everyone to consume. Summary: The number one priority of Microsoft...
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Node.js and Windows Azure: Creating a blog application using Node.JS and Windows Azure Table & Blob Storage Part 1
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In this example I will create a node.js based blob application which will storage all the blog articles on Azure Storage. When application starts it reads blog article from Windows Azure table storage and then render it using EJS viewer. This sample is...
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Understanding Map/Reduce job in Apache Hadoop on Windows Azure (A Reverse Approach)
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When you run Map/Reduce job in Hadoop cluster on Windows Azure you will get an aggregated progress and log directly on portal, so you can see what is happening with your job. This log is different the what see when you do check individual job status in...
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Windows Azure application VM and (virtual) IP Address
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Time to time, I get involved with our Windows Azure partners to discussion IP address configuration in Windows Azure Virtual Machine so I decided to write this article to point out most of the configuration: When you have your application running...
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Setting Windows Azure Blob Storage (asv) as data source directly from Portal at Hadoop on Azure
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After you log into your Hadoop Portal and configured your cluster, you can select “Manage Data” tile as below: On the next screen you can select: “Set up ASV” to set your Windows Azure Blob Storage as data source...
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Using Symbolic links with local storage to store large amount of data in Windows Azure Application Drive
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By default the application drive in Windows Azure VM has maximum size limitation of 1GB with any kind of VM type (small, extra-large). So if you have a large or extra-large VM, and running multiple sites configured in your Web Role, you might want to...
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With Azure SDK 1.6, Azure Diagnostics is enabled by default can cause thousands of daily transections to Azure Storage
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In Windows Azure VM diagnostics is enabled by default so basic log can be collected and transferred to Azure Storage on demand. With Windows Azure SDK 1.6, the default application setting do two things: 1. It enable the diagnostics and transfer diagnostics...
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Running Apache Pig (Pig Latin) at Apache Hadoop on Windows Azure
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Microsoft Distribution of Apache Hadoop comes with Pig Support along with an Interactive JavaScript shell where users can run their Pig queries immediately without adding specific configuration. The Apache distribution running on Windows Azure has built...
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