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If a data Node is full how it's identified?

Question Posted / siddharth lohani


If a data Node is full how it's identified?..

Answer / Rishi Kumar Rai

In Hadoop, when a DataNode becomes full, the NameNode identifies it based on the usage reports sent by the DataNodes periodically. If a DataNode's usage exceeds the configured limit, it's considered full.

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