Big Data and Hadoop for Developers Level 1

Description
Gartner predicts that 4.4 Million Jobs will be created globally to support BigData. BigData is a popular
term used to describe the exponential growth, availability and use of information, both structured and
unstructured. It is imperative that organizations and IT leaders focus on the ever-increasing volume,
variety and velocity of information that forms BigData.
Hadoop is the core platform for structuring BigData, and solves the problem of making it useful for
Analytics. Our course will teach you all you need to learn about using Hadoop for BigData analysis and
give you a clear understanding about processing BigData with Hadoop.
Why learn about Processing BigData with Hadoop?

Businesses are now aware of the large volumes of data that they generate in their day to day
transactions. They have also realized that this BigData can provide very valuable insights once
analyzed

The massive volume of BigData and its unstructured format make it difficult to analyze
BigData. Hadoop brings the ability to cheaply process large amounts of data, regardless of
structure.

If you are an IT professional who wants to stay up to date with the current buzzword then this
is the course for you.

Knowledge about processing BigData with Hadoop will also prove to be a huge Resume builder
for Students who will be trying for Placements soon.

If you are a developer who is uncertain about how Hadoop works, this course will clear things
up and save you lot of time and effort

If you are business that is planning to shift to Hadoop, then this is the right course for your
employees to get trained.

Processing BigData with Hadoop will prove to be an answer to many questions at once.

The session will be handled by very experienced trainers who not only have immense
knowledge but are also loaded with valuable experience

Objectives

What is Hadoop and how can it help process large data sets.

How to write MapReduce programs using Hadoop API.

How to use HDFS (the Hadoop Distributed Filesytem), from the command line and API, for
effectively loading and processing data in Hadoop.

How to ingest data from a RDBMS or a data warehouse to Hadoop.

Best practices for building, debugging and optimizing Hadoop solutions.

Get introduced to tools like Pig, Hive, HBase, Elastic MapReduce etc. and understand how they
can help in BigData projects.

Who should attend

A developer who wants to learn Hadoop but you dont know where to start

A team that is struggling to extract insights from large scale and fast growing data in
traditional systems

A team that has decided to migrate from a RDBMS or a traditional data warehouse to Hadoop,
but needs help getting started

Course Outline

Day 1 and 2
Introduction

Big Data

What is Big Data?

Trends across industries.

Opportunities to disrupt business models across industries.

Industry specific Use Cases.

Some brief Case Studies.

Data Science

An emerging new discipline.

Skills required to be a Data Scientist.

Hadoop

What is Hadoop?

Why do we need a new tool? / Motivations for Hadoop

A comparison with traditional databases (RDBMS) and data warehouses.

Data Hub/Lake/Reservoir: The role of Hadoop in a modern data architecture.

Apache Hadoop

Distributions including Hadoop: Cloudera, Hortonworks, MapR, IBM, Pivotal and Intel.

An overview of a typical Hadoop cluster.

Hadoop Deployment

Commodity Hardware

Hadoop Appliances

Hadoop on the Cloud

Hadoop as a Service
Lab: Install and configure a multi node Hadoop cluster with Ambari

Data Storage

File System Abstraction

Big Data and Distributed File Systems

Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)

HDFS Architecture

Architectural assumptions and goals

How data is stored in HDFS

How data is read from HDFS

Namenodes and Datanodes

Blocks

Data Replication

Fault Tolerance

Data Integrity

Namespaces

Federation in Hadoop 2.0

High Availability in Hadoop 2.0

Security and Encryption

Alternative Hadoop File Systems: IBM GPFS, MapR-FS, Lustre, Amazon S3 etc.

Data Processing

MapReduce

The fundamentals: map() and reduce()

Data Locality

Architecture of the MapReduce framework.

Phases of a MapReduce Job

Job Execution

Partitioners

Combiners

The flow of <key, value> pairs in a MapReduce Job

Custom types and Composite Keys

Custom Comparators

InputFormats and OutputFormats

Distributed Cache

MapReduce Design Patterns

Sorting

Joins

Streaming Job: Writing MapReduce programs in languages other than Java

YARN and Hadoop 2.0

Separating resource management and processing

YARN Applications: MapReduce, Tez, HBase, Storm, Spark, Giraph etc.

YARN Architecture

ResourceManager

NodeManagers

ApplicationMasters

Containers

Fault Tolerance
Tez: Accelerating processing of data stored in HDFS

Data Integration

Integrating Hadoop into your existing enterprise.

Introduction to Sqoop
Lab: Importing data from an RDBMS to HDFS using Sqoop
Lab: Exporting data from HDFS to an RDBMS

Other data integration tools: Flume, Kafka, Informatica, Talend etc.

Higher Level Tools

Defining workflows with Oozie

An introduction to Hive

Architecture

Interfaces: Hive Shell, Thrift, JDBC, ODBC etc.

HiveQL: A dialect of SQL

Data Types and File Formats

Creating Tables and Loading Data

Schema at Read

Querying Data

User Defined Functions

An introduction to Pig

Grunt Shell

Pigs Data Model

Pig Latin

User Defined Functions

An introduction to HBase

Architecture

Client API

MapReduce Integration

Schema Design

Day 3 (optional)

MapReduce
Lab: Writing custom InputFormat and OutputFormat
Lab: Implementing Total Sort
Lab: Implementing Secondary Sort with Composite Keys and Custom Comparators

Hive
Lab: Writing Hive Queries: Managed/External Tables, Formats, Partitions etc.
Lab: Writing a User Defined Hive Function
Lab: Accessing data in Hive from Excel over ODBC

Pig
Lab: Writing and excuting a Pig Latin script
Lab: Writing a Pig User Defined Function

HBase
Lab: Importing data into HBase
Lab: Writing an HBase MapReduce Job

Other Details

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