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Comment:
be specific

  
  DataNode instances can talk to each other, which is what they do when they 
are replicating data. 
  
-  * There is usually  no need to use RAID storage for DataNode data, because 
it is all designed to be replicated across multiple servers, rather than 
multiple disks on the same server. 
+  * There is usually  no need to use RAID storage for DataNode data, because 
data is designed to be replicated across multiple servers, rather than multiple 
disks on the same server. 
-  * An ideal configuration is for a server to have a DataNode, a TaskTracker, 
and then physical disks  one TaskTracker slot per CPU. This will allow  every 
TaskTracker 100% of a CPU, and separate disks to read and write data.
+  * An ideal configuration is for a server to have a DataNode, a TaskTracker, 
and then physical disks one TaskTracker slot per CPU. This will allow  every 
TaskTracker 100% of a CPU, and separate disks to read and write data.
   * Avoid using [[NFS]] for data storage in production system.
  

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