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Clusters Available for Hadoop / MapReduce Infrastructure

Does anyone know of any publicly accessible clusters that use the Hadoop / MapReduce infrastructure? There are many tutorials on using MapReduce, but is there a way to test the examples without using my local single machine and setting up the necessary structure?

Thank!

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Amazon EC2 is ready to use a Hadoop cluster for rent over time, and not very expensive even for a game. Another way is to play with the Cloudera Hadoop VM http://www.cloudera.com/downloads/virtual-machine/ . You can run a cluster on multiple virtual machines.

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I will have a solution soon - it’s not free, but it is VERY cheap.

I created a small cluster for education and training (via web access) and will live in May 2013. I will rent 4 node clusters for $ 2 per day or $ 10 per week.

Since the cluster is not very large, it will process data sets of only 20-40 GB, but will have full access to the web interface to run mapreduce, pig scripts.

While I ask for money, this is not a real business - I just hope that I can pay the electricity bills!

http://jyrocluster.com

, Serge

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You can try CloudxLab . Although it is not free, it is quite affordable. It provides a complete environment for practicing Hadoop, Spark, Kafka, Hive, Pig, HBase, Oozie, Zookeeper, Flume, Sqoop, Mahout, R, Linux, Python, Scala, NumPy, Scipy, scikit-learn, etc. You will not need to install or configure any software on your local machine to use CloudxLab. Many of the popular trainers already use CloudxLab.

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