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 We will deploy the cluster by using the following docker file:
 
-[https://github.com/nacisimsek/Data_Engineering/blob/main/Hadoop/docker-compose.yaml](https://github.com/nacisimsek/Data_Engineering/blob/main/Hadoop/docker-compose.yaml "docker-compose.yaml")
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 Simply copy the docker compose file and execute below command to deploy the containers.
 
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 We should be now accessing to the Hadoop NameNode Web UI (Port 9870) and YARN ResourceManager Web UI (Port 8088)
 
 ### Port 9870: Hadoop NameNode Web UI
 
 You can access the namenode web UI from your browser: [http://localhost:9870/](http://localhost:9870/ "http://localhost:9870/")
 
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 * **Purpose** :