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Course Overview:
The course presents the material as small building blocks with a thorough coverage of each component inthe Hadoop stack. We begin by looking at Hadoop’s architecture and its underlying parts with top-downidentification of component interactions within the Hadoop eco-system. The course then provides in-depth coverage of Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), HBase, Map/Reduce, Oozie, Pig and Hive.To re-enforce concepts, each section is followed by a set of hands-on exercises. The exercises come invarious complexities to accommodate developers with various levels of expertise.
Course Contents :-
1.) Introduction to Big Data and HadoopWhat is Big Data?What are the challenges for processing big data?What technologies support big data?What is Hadoop?Why Hadoop?History of HadoopUse Cases of HadoopHadoop eco SystemHDFSMap ReduceStatistics
2.) Understanding the ClusterTypical workflowWriting files to HDFSReading files from HDFSRack Awareness5 daemons
3.) Developing the Map Reduce ApplicationConfiguring development environment - EclipseWriting Unit TestRunning locallyRunning on ClusterMapReduce workflows
4.) How MapReduce WorksAnatomy of a MapReduce job runFailuresJob SchedulingShuffle and SortTask Execution
5.) MapReduce Types and FormatsMapReduce TypesInput Formats - Input splits & records, text input, binary input, multiple inputs & database input
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Output Formats - text Output, binary output, multiple outputs, lazy output and database output
6.) MapReduce FeaturesCountersSortingJoins - Map Side and Reduce SideSide Data DistributionMapReduce CombinerMapReduce PartitionerMapReduce Distributed Cache
7.) Hive and PIGFundamentalsWhen to Use PIG and HIVEConcepts
8.) HBASECAP TheoremHbase Architecture and conceptsProgramming