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HDFS ls command pretty slow

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I hdfs ls command become pretty slow from today. I doubt it is due to some network issue. It was fast but after I travel to other country for one week and then back, the hdfs ls command become pretty slow (single node).

Has anyone experience the same issue? Please help

posted Jul 28, 2015 by anonymous

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