Answer / Maheshwar Nath

No, Namenode and Datanode have different roles and requirements in terms of hardware in a Hadoop cluster. While Namenode is responsible for managing the file system namespace, storing metadata, and regulating access to data, it requires more resources such as high-speed storage, large memory, and a powerful CPU. On the other hand, Datanodes store the actual data blocks across the cluster and require high-capacity storage and network connectivity.

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