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Hadoop on Azure. An Introduction to Big Data Using HDInsight
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Hadoop on Azure. An Introduction to Big Data Using HDInsight

A Pragmatic Introduction To HDInsight
Created byMike West
Last updated 12/2015
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the basics concepts of Big Data.
  • Understand the mostly widely used tool for working with big data... Hadoop.
  • Learn what Microsoft is doing to help organizations create Hadoop clusters faster and more affordably than ever before.

Course content

5 sections32 lectures37m total length
  • Course Introduction1:18

    What's the course about?

    In this course we are going to cover Hadoop on Azure.

    Microsoft's take on Big Data is a game changer.

  • The Data Explosion1:20

    Approximately 90% of all organizational data is unstructured.

    That means only 10% is stored in traditional relational databases.

    The amount of data stored and analyzed will grow exponentially in the coming years.

  • What Are We Going To Cover In This Course1:49

    This is a very specific course.

    This course will focus on Microsoft's approach to big data.

    We will be learning Azure HDInsight.

  • Is This Course Right For You?1:22

    I want to make sure you are in the right place.

    If you are looking to learn Microsoft's approach to big data then this course is for you.

    This is not a traditional Hadoop course.

  • Terminology0:28

    Let's cover some of the key terminology associated with this section.

  • Summary0:35

    Let's wrap up what we've learned.

  • Quiz

Requirements

  • Only the desire to learn Microsoft's direction for Big Data.
  • The basic concepts behind cloud architecture and SQL Server would be beneficial.

Description

Massive amounts of data are being collected on just about everything and only a small part of that data is being analyzed.

In 2014, every second over 5700 tweets were sent and 870 Facebook links were sent.

In 2013, about 4.4 zettabytes of data were created and approximately 5% of it was analyzed.

By 2020, it’s estimated that we will collect 44 zettabytes of data and the amount we analyze will jump to 40%.

One of the most overused words in recent times is “Big Data”

But what does the word really mean?

Big data refers to data being collected in ever-escalating volumes, at increasingly high velocities, and for a widening variety of unstructured formats and variable semantic contexts.

Big data describes any large body of digital information, from the text in a Twitter feed, to the sensor information from industrial equipment, to information about customer browsing and purchases on an online catalog.

Big data can be historical (meaning stored data) or real-time (meaning streamed directly from the source).

For big data to provide actionable intelligence or insight, not only must the right questions be asked and data be relevant to the issues be collected, the data must be accessible, cleaned, analyzed, and then presented in a useful way.

HDInsight is a cloud implementation on Microsoft Azure of the rapidly exanding Apache Hadoop technology stack that is the go-to solution for big data analysis.

It includes implementations of Storm, HBase, Pig, Hive, Sqoop, Oozie, Ambari, and so on. HDInsight also integrates with business intelligence (BI) tools such as Excel, SQL Server Analysis Services, and SQL Server Reporting Services.

Note: This is not a hands on course. This course creates a knowledge foundation for my next course in this series which is using what we've learned to create a real world end to end big data solution with Azure HDInsight.

Who this course is for:

  • You are a developer, DBA or windows admin seeking to learn how Microsoft is chaining the Big Data landscape.
  • You curios about Big Data and want to learn the more.