The world's tiniest Hadoop testbed

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The world's tiniest Hadoop testbed
iTnews dared open source IT consultant Dez Blanchfield to build a Hadoop testbed that even a lowly tech journalist could build for themselves - you're about to enjoy the result.  Below we have posted step-by-step instructions on building a Hadoop instance in little over an hour. And ...

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