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hello friends welcome to our channel knowledge amplifier and today in my this particular video i am going to complete the hadoop distributed file system architecture for hadoop 1.6 okay so already in my previous video i started discussion on html storage architecture for under one and we ended up with this particular discussion and that is if the data in the distributed file system is a book then our name node is nothing but table of content which we will be using to find out the actual content in the book and our actual content is nothing but stored in data okay that is data node is nothing but the place where actual text of each page is stored okay right so name node is nothing but acting like a pointer or a reference to the actual data which is stored in data right with that i concluded in my previous video and now in my this particular video i am going to explain some more concepts related to this hadoop one architecture okay so see so this was our earlier discussion right suppose...