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1. Install HBase

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   sudo apt-get install hbase\*

2. For bigtop-0.2.0 uncomment and set JAVA_HOME in /etc/hbase/conf/hbase-env.sh
3. For bigtop-0.3.0 this shouldn't be necessary because JAVA_HOME is auto detected

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   sudo service hbase-master start hbase shell

4. Test the HBase shell by creating a HBase table named t1 with 3 columns f1, f2 and f3. Verify the table exists in HBase

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   create 't1','f1','f2','f3' list

   you should see a verification from HBase the table t1 exists, the symbol t1 which is the table name should appear under list

Running Hive

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2. The Hive Post install scripts should create the /tmp and /user/hive/warehouse directories. If they don't exist, create them in HDFS.

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   hadoop fs -mkdir /tmp

   
   

   hadoop fs -mkdir /user/hive/warehouse

   
   

   hadoop -chmod g+x /tmp

   
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   hadoop -chmod g+x /user/hive/warehouse
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3. create directory /var/run/hive #
4. create directory /var/lock/subsys

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   sudo mkdir /var/run/hive

   
   

   sudo mkdir /var/lock/subsys

   
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   sudo /etc/init.d/hadoop-hive-server start

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5. create a table in Hive and verify it is there

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   $hive
   hive>create table doh(id int);
   hive>show tables;

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