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This document describes assignments for an engineering cloud computing class. Students will set up a Hadoop cluster with HDFS and MapReduce and run example programs to analyze log files. The log files contain records with IP addresses and timestamps. Example programs count the number of visits by IP or by IP and hour. For Assignment 1, students must develop a MapReduce program to output the top-3 visited IPs by hour, and make the program accept time range parameters. They will run their program with other examples to test schedulers.

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ECC Assignment11

This document describes assignments for an engineering cloud computing class. Students will set up a Hadoop cluster with HDFS and MapReduce and run example programs to analyze log files. The log files contain records with IP addresses and timestamps. Example programs count the number of visits by IP or by IP and hour. For Assignment 1, students must develop a MapReduce program to output the top-3 visited IPs by hour, and make the program accept time range parameters. They will run their program with other examples to test schedulers.

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ENGR 516, Fall 2022 Engineering Cloud Computing

ENGR 516 — Assignment 1


We have known below tasks in the class,
1. Set up a cluster with Hadoop Distributed File System and run examples.
2. On top of HDFS, set up the cluster with MapReduce programming framework.
3. Run examples of MapReduce programs.
Based on our examples, we will develop our own MapReduce program to analysis a simple log
file. The following figure shows the structure of the log file.

Each line is a record of visit, which consists of IP Address, Time, Type of HTTP Request,
Requested File, HTTP Version and Status, etc.

Example Programs
We have provided two examples that related to this lab.
• logstat: It counts the number of visits for each IP address in the log file.
• logstat2: It counts the number of visits for each IP address in the same hour.
As discussed in the lectures, MapReduce programming framework seperates the data and op-
eration (two stages). It uses Hadoop Stream, which represents by sys.stdin in Python and
Writable, Text in Java.
In Map phase, we have to process the raw files and extract the related information, line, IP.
In the Reduce phase, we start counting the records based on the same IP addresses. After that,
we can sort the result and print it out. As Fig. 5 and 6 present, the Map Phase for logstat2
is different than the previous version since we need to consider the time. Since we have pro-
cessed data at Map Phase, the intermediate data of Map is already at the granularity of a hour.
Therefore, the Reduce Phase is the same as logstat.

Lab 1 Assignment: Part 1 and 2


The given programs of logstat and logstat2 were written in both JAVA and Python.
Lab 1 consists of the following two parts.

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ENGR 516, Fall 2022 Engineering Cloud Computing

Figure 1: Map Phase of logstat in Python

Figure 2: Map Phase of logstat in Java

Figure 3: Reduce Phase of logstat in Python

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ENGR 516, Fall 2022 Engineering Cloud Computing

Figure 4: Reduce Phase of logstat in Java

Figure 5: Map Phase of logstat2 in Python

Figure 6: Map Phase of logstat2 in Java

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1. Output the top-3 IP addresses with the granularity of an hour


• You should read the two examples.
• Develop your code based on examples. The program may take more than one round
of MapReduce.
2. Make your program like a database search
• Your program should be able to accept parameters from users, such as 0-1, which
means from time 00:00 to 01:00, and output the top-3 IP addresses in the given time
period.
• Run it along with three other examples, WordCount, Sort, Grep, at the same time,
and test fair and capacity schedulers.

Grading Rubric
(80%) Part 1;
(15%) Part 2;
(5%) Report about the your design and experiments, please include screenshots for run-
ning your code on the cloud;

Submission
You upload your submission in Canvas by the end of Nov. 4.

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