Org Apache Hadoop FS Maven

In Apache Hadoop, the org.apache.hadoop.fs package contains classes and interfaces related to the Hadoop FileSystem abstraction. These classes enable interaction with various file systems, including the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) and other file systems that Hadoop supports. When working with Hadoop and Maven, you can include Hadoop’s hadoop-common library to access these classes and functionalities.

Here’s an example of how to include the hadoop-common library in your Maven project’s pom.xml file:

In this example:

• <groupId> is set to “org.apache.hadoop,” indicating that you are requesting a dependency from the Apache Hadoop project.
• <artifactId> specifies the specific library you want to include, which is “hadoop-common” for the Hadoop Common module.
• <version> specifies the desired version of the Hadoop Common library. You can replace “3.3.1” with the version you want to use.

Make sure to adjust the version number according to your project’s requirements and the latest available version of Hadoop. Once you’ve added this dependency to your pom.xml, Maven will automatically download and manage the Hadoop Common library for your project.

This library will provide access to the classes and interfaces in the org.apache.hadoop.fs package, allowing you to work with Hadoop’s FileSystem abstraction and interact with various file systems within your Java application.