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All of these files must be placed somewhere on HDFS where the various jobs will be able to access them.
They should all be in the same folder, e.g. `hdfs:///dyno/fsimage`.

All of these steps can be automated with the `upload-fsimage.sh` script, e.g.:
All these steps can be automated with the `upload-fsimage.sh` script, e.g.:
```
./bin/upload-fsimage.sh 0001 hdfs:///dyno/fsimage
```
Where 0001 is the transaction ID of the desired fsimage. See usage info of the script for more detail.
* Collect the Hadoop distribution tarball to use to start the Dyno-NN and -DNs. For example, if
testing against Hadoop 2.7.4, use
[hadoop-2.7.4.tar.gz](http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi/hadoop/common/hadoop-2.7.4/hadoop-2.7.4.tar.gz).
This distribution contains a number of components unnecessary for Dynamometer (e.g. YARN), so to reduce
This distribution contains several components unnecessary for Dynamometer (e.g. YARN), so to reduce
its size, you can optionally use the `create-slim-hadoop-tar.sh` script:
```
./bin/create-slim-hadoop-tar.sh hadoop-VERSION.tar.gz
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* Prepare a configuration directory. You will need to specify a configuration directory with the standard
Hadoop configuration layout, e.g. it should contain `etc/hadoop/*-site.xml`. This determines with what
configuration the Dyno-NN and -DNs will be launched. Configurations that must be modified for
Dynamometer to work properly (e.g. `fs.defaultFS` or `dfs.namenode.name.dir`) will be overriden
Dynamometer to work properly (e.g. `fs.defaultFS` or `dfs.namenode.name.dir`) will be overridden
at execution time. This can be a directory if it is available locally, else an archive file on local
or remote (HDFS) storage.

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