After downloading the cloudera-quickstart-vm-5.5.0-0-virtualbox.ovf file, we need to import it using virtual box. For that, first of all, you need to install virtual box in your system. Follow the steps given below to import the downloaded image file.
Cloudera Quickstart Vm Download For Windows
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In order to execute Cloudera Hadoop CDH4 VM in Windows , you need to download the quickstart VM from here according to your VM version(i.e VMware/VirtualBox/KVM). It requires a 64 bit host OS. This VM runs CentOS 6.2 and includes CDH4.3, Cloudera Manager 4.6, Cloudera Impala 1.0.1 and Cloudera Search .9 Beta.
Finally we are done with the downloading of cloudera, hadoop and their successful installation, I have followed the above process to download and install it as it was recommended in one of my course I was doing on courser, will recommend you all to try this process to install hadoop it you got stuck anywhere or for any other further queries related to this I will recommend you to shoot your questions below in the comment section.
I have downloaded VM from the cloudera site. I was trying to open the VM by using the VM ware workstation 11, whenever i try to play the virtual machine it just blinks with black screen for a second and goes away. I could not find whats going on. I was able to play the same VM a month ago on windows 7 64 bit system. Can any body please have a look at the attached log file and help me out.
That configuration option will prevent Workstation from notifying you of all sorts of problems... I advise removing it: Quit Workstation, then open C:\Mywork\Hadoop\cloudera-quickstart-vm-5.3.0-0-vmware\cloudera-quickstart-vm-5.3.0-0-vmware.vmx in a text editor and remove that line from the file, then relaunch Workstation and open the VM again.
You should see something that says cloudera/quickstart. For the rest of this tutorial, we will assume that this is the name of your image, if it is something else, replace cloudera/quickstart with the actual name of your image.
Essentially, what this is doing is telling docker to run an image with the hostname of quickstart.cloudera in priveliged mode, which is required for HBase, -t -i means to open it in the terminal, -v allows me to share volumes with the container, You're going to want to change this to the directory of your files. --publish-all=true opens up all the host ports to the docker ports, so you can access stuff like the cloudera manager and Hue, etc. 2ff7e9595c
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