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How to run a different Hadoop application for every file in a directory?
I have the following problem:
I want to run an Hadoop application for every file in a directory. In this example we have a directory called input. We have three files called input.1, input.2 and input.3. We want to have Hadoop compute the following for every file.
input.1.0 == 0
input.1.1 == 1
input.2.0 == 0
input.2.1 == 2
input.3.0 == 0
input.3.1 == 3
I tried the following:
hadoop jar application.jar input/*.1 input/input.1
hadoop jar application.jar input/*.2 input/input.2
hadoop jar application.jar input/*.3 input/input.3
But it didn't work.
What is the correct syntax to run a Hadoop job for every file in the input directory?
A:
If your *.1, *.2, *.3, etc files are in the same directory as the directory you're running the jobs from, and you have write access to that directory, you could do:
for f in input/* ac619d1d87
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