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Hadoop Linux Commands

This document provides a comprehensive list of basic Linux commands used in Hadoop, including commands for listing directories, changing directories, creating and deleting files and directories, and managing permissions. It also includes commands for viewing system information such as date, uptime, and disk usage. Each command is accompanied by a brief description of its function and usage.

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Hadoop Linux Commands

This document provides a comprehensive list of basic Linux commands used in Hadoop, including commands for listing directories, changing directories, creating and deleting files and directories, and managing permissions. It also includes commands for viewing system information such as date, uptime, and disk usage. Each command is accompanied by a brief description of its function and usage.

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Hadoop Linux

commands
ls – Listing Directory

 ls ⇒ directory listing

• ls -al ⇒ formatted listing with hidden files


cd – change directory

 cd dir ⇒ change directory to dir

cd ⇒ change to home
Pwd – current working directory

 pwd ⇒ shows current directory

 mkdir dir ⇒ create a directory dir


touch -create or update file

 touch file ⇒ create or update file

rm file ⇒ delete the file


rm -r dir ⇒ delete directory dir

 rm -r dir ⇒ delete directory dir

rm -f file ⇒ force remove the file


rm – force to remove directory

 rm -rf dir ⇒ force remove directory dir *


cp - Copy a file

 cp file1 file2 ⇒ Copy file1 to file2


cp – copy a directory

 cp -r dir1 dir2 ⇒ copy dir1 to dir2; create dir2 if it is not present.


mv – rename or move the file1 to
file2
 mv file1 file2 ⇒ rename or move file1 to file2 if file2 is an
existing directory, moves file1 into directory file2
ln -create a symbolic link to file

 ln -s file link ⇒ create a symbolic link to file


cat - places standard input into
the file
 cat > file ⇒ places standard input into the file
more - output the contents of the
file
 more file ⇒ output the contents of the file
Permission Commands:

 sudo ⇒ temporarily become the superuser


chmod - modify file access rights

 chmod ⇒ modify file access rights


 Step 1

 Step 2
System Info Commands :

 date ⇒ shows the current date and time


 cal ⇒ show this month’s calendar
 uptime ⇒ show current uptime
 w ⇒ display who is online
 whoami ⇒ who you are logged in as
 finger user ⇒ display information about user
 man command ⇒ show the manual for command
System Info Commands :

 df ⇒ show disk usage


 du ⇒ show directory space usage
 free ⇒ show memory and swap usage
 whereis app ⇒ show possible locations of app
 which app ⇒ show which app will be run by default

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