Web-log-analysis-using-MapReduce-Python | data set which was an anonymized Web server log file

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Web-log-analysis-using-MapReduce-Python is a Python library. Web-log-analysis-using-MapReduce-Python has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Web-log-analysis-using-MapReduce-Python build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

I had the data set which was an anonymized Web server log file from a public relations company whose clients were DVD distributors. My goal was to write my Mappers and Reducers from scratch using Python and to answer to some questions about this dataset. I did the data processing on my your pseudo-distributed cluster (I used a virtual machine).

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