Course Description
Big data Hadoop framework has many applications where the data is analyzed in big volumes. Big Data with Hadoop enables multiple types of analytic workloads to execute on similar data, at the same time, at a huge scale on industry-standard hardware. Hadoop is written in Java programming language. As the future scope of Big data Hadoop is high, it is used in social networking platforms like Facebook, Yahoo, Google, Linkedin, Twitter and etc. Hadoop is one of the most in-demand skills, so master the skills through industry experts training to become a Hadoop Developer expert. Our Big data Hadoop online course is designed to give you a competitive edge in the ever-evolving IT job market.
Hachion’s Big Data Hadoop tutorial is well prepared by skilled trainers for the beginners, middle-level, and professionals. Basic and advanced topics are also included in the course syllabus to enhance your professional skills. This course provides in-depth knowledge of the Big Data framework using Hadoop and its ecosystem, and explore various applications and tools to process and analyze large volumes of data. Our Big Data Hadoop training will give practical knowledge on HDFS, MapReduce, Hbase, Hive, Pig, Yarn, Oozie, Flume and Sqoop concepts using real-time applications like retail, social media, aviation, tourism, finance domain. Upon completing the course learners will gain expert knowledge in Big Data Hadoop and its ecosystem.
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Curriculum
- 10 Sections
- 137 Lessons
- 4 Weeks
- Understanding Big Data and Hadoop9
- Hadoop Architecture and HDFS6
- Hadoop MapReduce Framework14
- 4.1MapReduce Use Cases
- 4.2Traditional way Vs MapReduce way
- 4.3Why MapReduce
- 4.4Hadoop 2.x MapReduce Architecture
- 4.5Hadoop 2.x MapReduce Components
- 4.6YARN MR Application Execution Flow
- 4.7YARN Workflow
- 4.8Anatomy of MapReduce Program
- 4.9Demo on MapReduce
- 4.10Input Splits
- 4.11Relation between Input Splits and HDFS Blocks
- 4.12MapReduce: Combiner & Partitioner
- 4.13Demo on de-identifying Health Care Data set
- 4.14Demo on Weather Data set
- Advanced MapReduce7
- Pig23
- 6.1About Pig
- 6.2MapReduce Vs Pig
- 6.3Pig Use Cases
- 6.4Programming Structure in Pig
- 6.5Pig Running Modes
- 6.6Pig components
- 6.7Pig Execution
- 6.8Pig Latin Program
- 6.9Data Models in Pig
- 6.10Pig Data Types
- 6.11Shell and Utility Commands
- 6.12Pig Latin : Relational Operators
- 6.13File Loaders, Group Operator
- 6.14COGROUP Operator
- 6.15Joins and COGROUP
- 6.16Union Diagnostic
- 6.17Operators
- 6.18Specialized joins in Pig
- 6.19Built In Functions ( Eval Function, Load and Store Functions, Math function, String Function, Date Function, Pig UDF, Piggybank, Parameter Substitution ( PIG macros and Pig Parameter substitution )
- 6.20Pig Streaming
- 6.21Testing Pig scripts with Punit
- 6.22Aviation use case in PIG
- 6.23Pig Demo on Healthcare Data set
- Hive41
- 7.1Hive Background
- 7.2Hive Use Case
- 7.3About Hive
- 7.4Hive Vs Pig
- 7.5Hive Architecture and Components
- 7.6Metastore in Hive
- 7.7Limitations of Hive
- 7.8Comparison with Traditional Database
- 7.9Hive Data Types and Data Models
- 7.10Partitions and Buckets
- 7.11Hive Tables (Managed Tables and External Tables)
- 7.12Importing Data
- 7.13Querying Data
- 7.14Managing Output
- 7.15Hive Script
- 7.16Hive UDF
- 7.17Retail use case in Hive
- 7.18Hive Demo on Healthcare Data set
- 7.19Advanced Hive and HBase
- 7.20Hive QL: Joining Tables
- 7.21Dynamic Partitioning
- 7.22Custom Map/Reduce Scripts
- 7.23Hive Indexes and views Hive query optimizers
- 7.24Hive: Thrift Server, User Defined Functions
- 7.25HBase: Introduction to NoSQL Databases and HBase
- 7.26HBase v/s RDBMS
- 7.27HBase Components
- 7.28HBase Architecture
- 7.29Run Modes & Configuration
- 7.30HBase Cluster Deployment
- 7.31Advanced HBase
- 7.32HBase Data Model
- 7.33HBase Shell
- 7.34HBase Client API
- 7.35Data Loading Techniques
- 7.36ZooKeeper Data Model
- 7.37Zookeeper Service
- 7.38Zookeeper
- 7.39Demos on Bulk Loading
- 7.40Getting and Inserting Data
- 7.41Filters in HBase
- Spark5
- Scoop6
- 9.1Sqoop Installation
- 9.2Import Data.(Full table, Only Subset, Target Directory, protecting Password, file format other than CSV, Compressing, Control Parallelism, All tables Import)
- 9.3Incremental Import(Import only New data, Last Imported data, storing Password in Metastore, Sharing Metastore between Sqoop Clients)
- 9.4Free Form Query Import
- 9.5Export data to RDBMS,HIVE and HBASE
- 9.6Hands on Exercises
- Processing Distributed Data with Apache Spark9
- Oozie and Hadoop Project17
- 11.1Flume and Sqoop Demo
- 11.2Oozie
- 11.3Oozie Components
- 11.4Oozie Workflow
- 11.5Scheduling with Oozie
- 11.6Demo on Oozie Workflow
- 11.7Oozie Co-ordinator
- 11.8Oozie Commands
- 11.9Oozie Web Console
- 11.10Oozie for MapReduce
- 11.11PIG
- 11.12Hive, and Sqoop
- 11.13Combine flow of MR
- 11.14PIG
- 11.15Hive in Oozie
- 11.16Hadoop Project Demo
- 11.17Hadoop Integration with Talend
