Saturday, 24 December 2016

Top Level Unix Directories

Following are the some of the most used directories :

Dir Description
/ This is called as "root" . In the file system hierarchy this is the starting point .
/bin This contain Binaries files or executable programs.
/etc This contain System level configuration files
/home This is Home directories
/tmp This contain temporary files
/usr This contain user related files or programs
/var This contain variable data like logs files

Friday, 23 December 2016

Basics Unix command helpful in hadoop


Following are the some basic commands which will help you in Hadoop :


Command Usage Description
su This is called as switch user .Syntax : su username Example : su auhadoop This will help you to change user or switch user
pwd This is called as present working directory .Syntax : pwd Example : pwd This will help you to identify your present working directory
ls This is called as List . Syntax : ls /directory_path Example : ls /user/ or ls / List the directories or files present in mentioned directory
cd This is called as change directory .Syntax : cd / or cd /Path Example : cd / or cd /user This will change directory which ever path you mention after cd
mkdir This is called as make directory .Syntax : mkdir /directory_name Example : mkdir /Input This will create a new directory
touch This is called as touch .Syntax : touch /directory_name/file_name Example :touch /user/file1.txt This will create a new file
rmdir This is called as remove directory .Syntax : rmdir /directory_name Example : rmdir /Input This will remove directory
rm This is called as remove .Syntax : rm /directory_name/file_name Example : rmdir /Input/inputfile.txt This will remove file
chmod This is called as change mode .Syntax : chmod 777 /directory_name or file_name Example : chmod 777 /input.txt This will used to provide read , write and execute permission to directory or file .
cat This is called as cat.Syntax : cat /File_name Example :cd /input.txt This will show the content of the file . Note : This is only used with files .
mv This is called as move.Syntax : move /Sourcefolder/file_name /Targetfolder Example :mv /user/file1.txt /test/ This will move file from one directory to another directory / This will also be used to rename the file Syntax : move Currentfilename newfilename Example : mv fileold.txt filenew.txt
cp This is called as copy.Syntax : copy filepath /destination_directory_path Example :cp /input.txt /test/ This will copy file to new location
     

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