In this post i will walk through the process of downloading and running on Windows 8 X64 in local mode on a single computer. Prerequisites • Java Development Kit (JDK either 7 or 8) ( I installed it on this path ‘C: Program Files Java jdk1.7.0_67’).

• Scala 2.11.7 ( I installed it on this path ‘C: Program Files (x86) scala’. This is optional). Tuzya Priticha Vinchu Mala Chavla Free Download here. • After installation, we need to set the following environment variables: • JAVA_HOME, the value is JDK path. In my case it will be ‘C: Program Files Java jdk1.7.0_67’. For more details Then append it to PATH environment variable as ‘% JAVA_HOME% bin’. • SCALA_HOME, In my case it will be ‘C: Program Files (x86) scala’.

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Then append it to PATH environment variable as ‘% SCALA_HOME% bin’. Downloading and installing Spark • It is easy to follow the instructions on and download Spark 1.6.0 (Jan 04 2016) with the “Pre-build for Hadoop 2.6 and later” package type from 2. Extract the zipped file to D: Spark. 3. Spark has two shells, they are existed in ‘C: Spark bin ’ directory: a.

Scala shell (C: Spark bin spark-shell.cmd). B.Python shell (C: Spark bin pyspark.cmd). 4. You can run of one them, and you will see the following exception: java.io.IOException: Could not locate executable null bin winutils.exe in the Hadoop binaries.This issue is often caused by a missing winutils.exe file that Spark needs in order to initialize the Hive context, which in turn depends on. Unfortunately, this happens even if you are using Spark in local mode without utilizing any of the HDFS features directly. To resolve this problem, you need to: a. download the 64-bit winutils.exe (106KB) • Direct download link • NOTE: there is a different winutils.exe file for the 32-bit Windows and it will not work on the 64-bit OS b.

Copy the downloaded file winutils.exe into a folder like D: hadoop bin (or D: spark hadoop bin) c. Set the environment variable HADOOP_HOME to point to the above directory but without bin. For example: • if you copied the winutils.exe to D: hadoop bin, set HADOOP_HOME=D: hadoop • if you copied the winutils.exe to D: spark hadoop bin, set HADOOP_HOME=D: spark hadoop d. Double-check that the environment variable HADOOP_HOME is set properly by opening the Command Prompt and running echo%HADOOP_HOME% e. You will also notice that when starting the spark-shell.cmd, Hive will create a C: tmp hive folder. If you receive any errors related to permissions of this folder, use the following commands to set that permissions on that folder: • List current permissions:%HADOOP_HOME% bin winutils.exe ls tmp hive • Set permissions:%HADOOP_HOME% bin winutils.exe chmod 777 tmp hive • List updated permissions:%HADOOP_HOME% bin winutils.exe ls tmp hive 5. Re-run spark-shell,it should work as expected.

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