Tag: Environment Variables

How To Install Apache Spark on Ubuntu

Posted on September 16, 2020 by Justin Palmer | Updated: March 8, 2021

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Apache Spark, Big Data, Cluster Computing, Clustering, Clusters, Data Driven Applications, Data Processing, Data Science, Distributed Systems, Environment Variables, Framework, HA Cluster, Hadoop, Java, local, Machine Learning, Master, Pyspark, Scala, Shell, Spark, Spark Shell, Web Interface, Worker

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What is Apache Spark?

Apache Spark is a distributed open-source, general-purpose framework for clustered computing. It is designed with computational speed in mind, from machine learning to stream processing to complex SQL queries. It can easily process and distribute work on large datasets across multiple computers.

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How to add Python Path to Windows 10 PATH

Posted on August 27, 2020 by David Singer | Updated: March 10, 2021

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Environment, Environment Variables, IIS, PowerShell, Python, Python 3, System Variables, User Variables, Windows

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Python is a powerful programming language that is scalable and uses code that is readable and clear for all types of projects. Python is also available across a number of operating systems, making it a popular choice for developers. If you are using Python on your Windows operating system, you may need to adjust your System Environment Variables to simplify utilizing Python on your server. In this article, we will demonstrate how to add Python path to windows 10.

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How To Install Oracle Java 8 in Ubuntu 16.04

Posted on August 27, 2020 by David Singer

Category: Tutorials | Tags: Environment, Environment Variables, Install, Installation, Java, Java 8, Java Development Kit, Java EE, Java Environment Variables, Java Framework, Java JDK, Java JRE, Java Platform, Java SDK, Java SE, JDK, Linux, Programming, Ubuntu, Ubuntu 16.04

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The Oracle Java 8 is a programming language that creates many of the applications and websites in use today. Its ubiquitous and stable nature makes it a favorite amongst Google and Android developers for the last 20 years. If you have a Liquid Web Core Managed Ubuntu LTS VPS server, contact our support team for help with installation. Otherwise, this tutorial guides you through how to install Java 8 (Java Development Kit) and set the path of the JAVA_HOME variable.

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