Bragg's Coconut Aminos is a popular soy sauce alternative made from the fermented sap of coconut palm and sea salt. It contains several amino acids, which are the building blocks of proteins. Notably, it includes glutamic acid, which enhances flavor, along with a blend of other amino acids such as serine, threonine, and aspartic acid. However, it's important to note that the specific amino acid content can vary based on the fermentation process and coconut sap used. Coconut aminos provide a healthier option for those seeking to avoid soy or reduce their sodium intake, as it contains less sodium than traditional soy sauce and is soy-free, gluten-free, and vegan.

To pass configuration files to a YARN MapReduce job, you typically use the `-files` or `-libjars` option with the `hadoop jar` command, depending on the nature of the configuration. For instance, if you have custom configuration files, you can include them using `-files localfile1,localfile2#alias`. This way, they'll be copied to the job's working directory. For library dependencies not present in the cluster, use `-libjars jarfile1,jarfile2` to ensure they're available at runtime. Additionally, you can set properties directly with `-D property=value` for more granular configurations. It's important to ensure that your files are accessible and that their sizes are manageable, as overly large files can impact job performance.

The ability of ink to seep through a nutshell depends on factors like the ink's composition and the nutshell's structural integrity. Nutshells, being natural barriers designed to protect the seed inside, have a dense and hard surface. This makes them relatively impervious to water-based substances. Most standard inks, especially those water-based, would not easily penetrate a healthy, intact nutshell. However, if the ink is solvent-based and the nutshell has imperfections or is intentionally altered (e.g., drilled or cracked), the ink might seep through to a certain extent. Additionally, the drying and absorption rates would vary, making it an inefficient method for marking or coloring nutshells.