A Proposal for High Availability of HDFS Architecture based on Threshold Limit and Saturation Limit of the Namenode

Big Data which is one of the newest technologies in the present field of science and technology has created an enormous drift of technology to a salient data architecture. The next thing that comes right after big data is Hadoop which has motivated the complete Big Data Environment to its jurisdiction and has reinforced the complete storage and analysis of big data. This paper discusses a hierarchical architecture of Hadoop Nodes namely Namenodes and Datanodes for maintaining a High Availability Hadoop Distributed File System. The High Availability Hadoop Distributed File System architecture establishes itself onto the two fundamental model of Hadoop that is Master-Slave Architecture and elimination of single point node failure. The architecture will be of such utilization that there will be an optimum load on the data nodes and moreover there will be no loss of any data in comparison to the size of data.