Pig_Hive_Spark_Big_Data_Analytics
Pig_Hive_Spark_Big_Data_Analytics
• Workflow:
• 1. Load data into Pig.
• 2. Transform data using filters, joins, and
Apache Pig: Advantages and Use
Cases
• Advantages:
• - Simplifies development compared to
MapReduce.
• - Flexible schema support.
• - Extensibility with custom functions.
• Use Cases:
• - ETL (Extract, Transform, Load).
• - Data cleaning and transformation.
Apache Hive: Features and
Architecture
• Features:
• - SQL-like language (HiveQL) for querying big
data.
• - Schema-on-read for structured and semi-
structured data.
• - Integration with Hadoop components (HDFS,
HBase).
• Architecture:
Apache Hive: Advantages and Use
Cases
• Advantages:
• - Simplifies querying with HiveQL.
• - Scalable for petabyte-scale data.
• - Supports data warehousing and batch
processing.
• Use Cases:
• - Data warehousing and reporting.
• - Log and clickstream analysis.
Apache Spark: Features and
Ecosystem
• Features:
• - Unified engine for batch, streaming, and
machine learning.
• - In-memory computation for speed.
• - APIs in Python, Scala, Java, and SQL.
• Ecosystem:
• - Spark Core for distributed processing.
• - Spark SQL for querying structured data.
Apache Spark: Advantages and Use
Cases
• Advantages:
• - Faster than traditional MapReduce.
• - Supports multiple workloads in one
framework.
• - Scalable and fault-tolerant.
• Use Cases:
• - Real-time analytics (e.g., clickstream
analysis).
Comparison of Pig, Hive, and Spark
• - **Pig**: Simplifies ETL and data
transformations.
• - **Hive**: SQL-based querying for structured
data.
• - **Spark**: Fast, in-memory processing for
diverse analytics tasks.