UC Berkeley welcomes UMass Lowell 91.301 Organization of Programming Languages (OPL).
For help, please ask inst@eecs.berkeley.edu.
ssh -X csuml-aa@icluster1.eecs.berkeley.eduThe '-X' enables XWindows forwarding, which means if you type a graphical command such as 'firefox' on the Icluster, the window will pop up on your computer (if it is running an XWindows server). See "References" below if you need more information about that. XWindows forwarding is not needed to run mapreduce.
You can change your initial password by logging into "update.eecs":
ssh csuml-aa@update.eecs.berkeley.edubut don't change your login shell (it's /bin/bash).
Here is what a typical login looks like from a UNIX system (you type the words in bold font):
umlcomputer [42] ~ # ssh -X csuml-aa@icluster1.eecs.berkeley.edu The authenticity of host 'icluster1.eecs.berkeley.edu (169.229.3.99)' can't be established. RSA key fingerprint is dc:4e:4f:bf:02:7a:81:d6:7f:11:21:4a:db:47:b9:40. Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes Warning: Permanently added 'icluster1.eecs.berkeley.edu,169.229.3.99' (RSA) to the list of known hosts. csuml-aa@icluster1.eecs.berkeley.edu's password: ******* Last login: Mon Oct 19 13:46:52 2009 from cory.eecs.berkeley.edu Linux icluster1 2.6.18-6-amd64-perfctr-2.6.31-9 #1 SMP Tue Feb 12 10:16:40 PST 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux icluster1 [1] ~ # |
You can also login from Windows computers with the ssh program called Putty.
icluster1 [1] ~ # stk-simply Welcome to the STk interpreter version 4.0.1-ucb1.3.5 [Linux-2.6.24-7-amd64-perfctr-2.6.34-2-x86_64] Copyright (c) 1993-1999 Erick Gallesio - I3S - CNRS / ESSI |
Diagnostic information is available on the WEB sites listed in the output of the mapreduce commands. To view those pages from your computer in Lowell, you'll need to change the URL from "http://icluster1" to "http://icluster1.eecs.berkeley.edu".
hadoop
command. For example:
icluster1 [2] ~ # which hadoop /home/ff/cs61a/projects/hadoop//hadoop/bin/hadoop icluster1 [4] ~ # hadoop fs -ls / Found 14 items /1-10 <r 3> 21 2009-04-26 22:29 rw-r--r-- cs61a supergroup /beatles-songs <dir> 2009-04-09 11:58 rwxr-xr-x cs61a supergroup /dropped0s <r 3> 9 2009-04-29 22:14 rw-r--r-- cs61a supergroup /emails <dir> 2009-04-09 13:50 rwxr-xr-x cs61a supergroup /emails2 <dir> 2009-04-09 14:09 rwxr-xr-x cs61a supergroup /gutenberg <dir> 2009-04-09 11:58 rwxr-xr-x cs61a supergroup /ilovecs3 <r 3> 11 2009-04-26 22:29 rw-r--r-- cs61a supergroup /mersenne <dir> 2009-04-29 22:30 rwxr-xr-x cs61a supergroup /parentest <r 3> 17 2009-04-30 11:41 rw-r--r-- cs61a supergroup /phrases.txt <r 3> 26 2009-04-26 22:37 rw-r--r-- cs61a supergroup /sample-emails <r 3> 3954933 2009-04-27 06:52 rw-r--r-- cs61a supergroup /scratch <dir> 2009-10-17 01:35 rwxr-xr-x cs61a supergroup /sys <dir> 2009-04-09 18:49 rwxr-xr-x cs61a supergroup /user <dir> 2009-10-17 01:35 rwxrwxrwx cs61a supergroup icluster1 [4] ~ # hadoop fs -lsr /user/csuml-aa/ /user/csuml-aa/224455862 <dir> 2009-10-19 21:16 rwxrwxrwx csuml-aa supergroup/ /user/csuml-aa/224455862/out <dir> 2009-10-19 21:17 rwxrwxrwx csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/out/part-00000 <r 3> 9 2009-10-19 21:17 rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/out/part-00001 <r 3> 9 2009-10-19 21:17 rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/out/part-00002 <r 3> 0 2009-10-19 21:17 rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/out/part-00003 <r 3> 9 2009-10-19 21:17 rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/out/part-00004 <r 3> 4 2009-10-19 21:17 rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/out/part-00005 <r 3> 9 2009-10-19 21:17 rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/tmp <dir> 2009-10-19 21:16 rwxr-xr-x csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/tmp/inputProcedures <r 3> 51 2009-10-19 21:16rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup /user/csuml-aa/224455862/tmp/stkenv <r 3> 1148 2009-10-19 21:16 rw-r--r-- csuml-aa supergroup |
Your output files are somewhere in there. Just type
hadoop
to see all the options.