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Hadoop Tutorials - Hadoop Foundations

Zbigniew Baranowski and Daniel Lanza Garcia · CERN

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The Hadoop ecosystem is the leading opensource platform for distributed storage and processing of "big data". The Hadoop platform is available at CERN as a central service provided by the IT department.

This tutorial organized by the IT Hadoop service, aims to introduce the main concepts about Hadoop technology in a practical way and is targeted to those who would like to start using the service for distributed parallel data processing.

The main topics that will be covered are:

Hadoop architecture and available components

How to perform distributed parallel processing in order to explore and create reports with SQL (with Apache Impala) on example data.

Using a HUE - Hadoop web UI for presenting the results in user friendly way.

How to format and/or structure data in order to make data processing more efficient - by using various data formats/containers and partitioning techniques (Avro, Parquet, HBase). Best practices in this area will be also discussed

Attendees will have the possibility to access a test Hadoop system where they will be able to perform hands-on exercises. Instructions will be provided by the speakers. To facilitate the preparation of the test environment, please register if you plan to attend. .

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  1. Hadoop Tutorials - Hadoop Foundations 2016-07-06 · 1 h 54 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
Workshops
Taught by
Zbigniew Baranowski, Daniel Lanza Garcia
Year
2016
Language
English
Source
CERN
Licence
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