Course Description
This 3-day course is designed to give you a better understanding of Big Data topics focusing on Hadoop. It covers ins and outs of Big Data to clarify is it a buzzword, catch-phrase or something useful in our/your daily business. Also, it describes when we are considering something to be Big Data system, how architecture of typical Big Data system looks, what is ecosystem and who key players within Big Data space are? Is it related to data volume or technology in background? Does it replace existing technologies or is it enhancing them in joint existence? It will cover how to implement Hadoop jobs to extract business value from large and varied data sets, how to develop queries to simplify data analysis (with Pig, Hive, Cassandra and Impala).
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Course Modules
- Introduction to Big Data (definition through 3V, 4V, 6V…)
- Hadoop overview and Ecosystem
- Delivering business benefit from Big Data
- Integrating Big Data with traditional data
- Storing & analyzing data in Big Data environment
- Overview of Big Data stores and Data models: key value, graph, document, column-family
- Deep dive into storage components: HDFS, HBase, Hive, Cassandra and Impala
- Use Cases of different storage component
- Comparing selected Big Data storage components to Traditional Databases
- Relational Data Analysis within Big Data platform
- Limitations and Future Directions for storage components
Testimonials
The training with Thomas went very well, and I felt the course overall was well balanced. Thomas was able to help with my many specific questions related to our internal project requirements, and he was helpful, clear, and concise throughout – 5 star /excellent!
- Marco, Lead Data Platform Engineer, C. Hoare & Co.
“Your private Tableau Desktop Bootcamp I for Beginners training was excellent, our 15 staff members thoroughly enjoyed it!”
- David Sonntag, US Airforce
“Mike was great. He was very detailed and made sure I fully understood the section before moving on. There are so many functions to remember, so just have to practice with the materials and labs to get acquainted with all of them.”
- Ariel, Analyst, US Military
