Hadoop - Just the Basics for Big Data Rookies

Recorded at SpringOne2GX 2013 in Santa Clara, CA
Speaker: Adam Shook
This session assumes absolutely no knowledge of Apache Hadoop and will provide a complete introduction to all the major aspects of the Hadoop ecosystem of projects and tools. If you are looking to get up to speed on Hadoop, trying to work out what all the Big Data fuss is about, or just interested in brushing up your understanding of MapReduce, then this is the session for you. We will cover all the basics with detailed discussion about HDFS, MapReduce, YARN (MRv2), and a broad overview of the Hadoop ecosystem including Hive, Pig, HBase, ZooKeeper and more.

[@angelamorgan5217]

This is one of the best presentations on Hadoop! It was clear, concise and very simple. Great Job!

[@ElliottLillard]

+Angela Morgan I agree completely. Especially if you are just learning about Hadoop (like me).

[@tezvids]

Capturing voice of audience will help understand their questions and relate to the speaker's answers

[@JayesOnVideo]

Definitely not a good tutorial for beginners. Speaker's voice is too monotone with no enthusiasm. He read from the presentation slides, which was an instant turn off. Presentation was drab and unexciting, couldn't get into it.

[@rhlgpt]

very good primer session to get started! kudos to adam!

[@pradeepdeokar]

Nice Discussion.. learned a lot.. thanks for the information.

[@ZaneT531]

Nice introduction , I was kind of looking more for admin , but towards the end it was for the developers. Never mind nice tutorial

[@DexlabAnalytics]

Interesting and helpful video for those who want to get their hands on Hadoop to know what it does and how it does... this is a helpful one as a simple beginner’s guide. Thanks for sharing.

[@pawelzieminski6717]

Great presentation. Is there an equivalent for state of the art for 2022?

[@josepeter8460]

Hi, I am new to this technology. I just heard Hadoop never worked on it. I worked on oracle where we use to have 5 nodes. 4 data nodes and one index node. Whenever we query data it goes to index node get directions on which data node to search and proceed. How is it different from Hadoop?

[@MistaSmith]

I don't really understand what Zookeeper is supposed to do that isn't already a core design principle of Hadoop. If I understand correctly I write Pig, it will be compiled to MapReduce and then executed in a distributed way. Why would I need more distribution management?

[@anitaylolaroca528]

Please someone put me a apache shudan knox and ranger on my

[@beemac79]

Anyone know what time Google's open till? I Just Yahoo'd it then but it sent me to AltaVista.

[@AnilMaheshwari2030]

Good content, well presented, at a decent pace, with nice examples. It brings together the whole ecosystems around Big Data.

[@FlyAbove1980]

Good stuff!

[@DineshChauhan-wb2jr]

super learning,,, nice presentation

[@gangieful]

thanks dinesh

[@cal2flaorbust102]

Very good foundational content.. Thanks for the quality share!

[@kennethcarvalho3684]

Is hadoop gone?

[@FunwithChinmay]

Good presentation... Very helpful.. Thanks

[@jngf100]

Very clear explanation of a quite complicated technology.

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[@ds1aam0808]

Very helpful! Big thanks..

[@girish90]

A very good session . i understood a lot.

[@emonhaque]

Superb presentation, very accessible for all levels of expertise. Thank you!

[@ShanmuKV]

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[@SyefulIslam]

Nice!!!

[@AIV1807]

woow ! Great tutorial

[@temiomisore669]

Good presentation

[@supratim3s]

Nice one...

[@shahidahmed4821]

Excellent

[@shuangbingchen6925]

good ok

[@smde1]

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[@donjwhite1]

gggreat

[@olfamoussaoui]

45:18

[@jsridhar72]

Not a great tutorial for beginners. Poorly presented. Just watched 20 mins.More slides than pictures. Felt like sitting in a class room. Not enough patience to go thru the entire one.