
Explore the five big data characteristics—volume, velocity, variety, veracity, and value—and how cognitive big data, advanced analytics, and cloud computing enable real-time, contextual insights.
Discover how a data lake acts as a centralized, scalable store for all data types, enabling dashboards, analytics, and machine learning with Hadoop and Spark.
Discover how the Hadoop open source framework stores and processes big data in distributed clusters, using a scalable distributed file system and the MapReduce processing model.
Explore the Hadoop architecture, including the master–slave NameNode and DataNodes, HDFS storage, and MapReduce with YARN for resource management and fault tolerance.
Install and configure Hadoop by verifying the release, setting JAVA_HOME and HADOOP_HOME, enabling SSH passwordless login, and starting a standalone or pseudo-distributed cluster.
Access Hadoop
The NameNode and DataNode are pieces of software designed to run on
commodity machines. These machines typically run a GNU/Linux operating
system (OS).
This course is focusing on Big data and Hadoop technologies, hands on demos,
Section 1 - Big data
1.1 Big data introduction
1.2 Big data history
1.3 Big data technologies
1.4 Big data characteristics
1.5 Big data Applications
1.6 Data Lake
1.7 Data Science and Data scientist
Section 2 - Hadoop
2.1 - Hadoop introduction
2.2 - HDFS-Overview
2.3 - Hadoop Architecture
2.3a - Hadoop Architecture - assumptions and goals
2.4 - Demo-Hadoop install - sw download verify integrity
2.5 - Demo-Hadoop install - Java ssh configure
2.6 - Demo hadoop access by browser