Hdfs DocumentationWelcome to the documentation for DC/OS Apache HDFS. DC/OS Apache HDFS is a managed service that makes it easy to deploy and manage an HA (High Availability) Apache HDFS cluster on Mesosphere DC/OS. Apache HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System) is an open source distributed file system based on Google’s GFS (Google File System) paper. It is a replicated and distributed file system interface for use with “big data” and “fast data” applications.
Benefits
DC/OS Apache HDFS offers the following benefits:
- Easy installation
- Multiple Apache HDFS clusters
- Elastic scaling of data nodes
- Integrated monitoring
Features
DC/OS Apache HDFS provides the following features:
- Single-command installation for rapid provisioning
- Persistent storage volumes for enhanced data durability
- Runtime configuration and software updates for high availability
- Health checks and metrics for monitoring
- Distributed storage scale out
- HA name service with Quorum Journaling and ZooKeeper failure detection
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Release Notes
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Getting Started
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Overview
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Operations
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API Reference
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Limitations
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Supported Versions
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