Introduction to Big Data
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Introduction to Big Data
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In the Introduction to Big Data course, you are introduced to the Oracle's Big Data Solution and how it works. You will understand the process of converting unstructured large volume of "Big Data" to meaningful extracted data.
You will gain the insight of all the software components embedded within the Big Data Appliance (Oracle NoSQL Database, Oracle Loader for Hadoop, Oracle Direct Connector for HDFS, Oracle Data Integrator Application Adaptor for Hadoop, Oracle R Connector for Hadoop, Oracle Data Integrator, R Distribution, Oracle R Enterprise). You will be able to understand each and every phase of the Big Data conversion process driven by the Case Analysis.
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In the Introduction to Big Data course, you are introduced to the Oracle's Big Data Solution and how it works. You will understand the process of converting unstructured large volume of "Big Data" to meaningful extracted data.
You will gain the insight of all the software components embedded within the Big Data Appliance (Oracle NoSQL Database, Oracle Loader for Hadoop, Oracle Direct Connector for HDFS, Oracle Data Integrator Application Adaptor for Hadoop, Oracle R Connector for Hadoop, Oracle Data Integrator, R Distribution, Oracle R Enterprise). You will be able to understand each and every phase of the Big Data conversion process driven by the Case Analysis.
You will also be exposed to the Oracle's own Appliances like Oracle Big Data Appliance, Oracle Exadata and Oracle Exalytics InMemory Machine.
There are no hands-on labs for this seminar.
Learn To:- Explain Big Data and the various phases of Data Processing
- Identify and Use the built-in software components of the Oracle's Big Data Appliance
- Analyze and derive decisions based on the data obtained from the Oracle's Big Data Solution
A Live Virtual Class (LVC) is exclusively for registered students; unregistered individuals may not view an LVC at any time. Registered students must view the class from the country listed in the registration form. Unauthorized recording, copying, or transmission of LVC content may not be made.
Audience
- Developer
- Java Developer
- Administrator
- Database Administrators
Course Topics Introduction
- Course Objectives and Course Agenda
- Software Components Embedded Within Oracle’s Big Data Solution
- Additional Resources
- Define Big Data
- Introduction to Oracle’s Big Data Appliance
- Case Analysis
- Define Hadoop
- Define HDFS
- Define Oracle NoSQL Database
- Case Analysis
- Define Oracle Loader for Hadoop (OLH)
- Define Oracle Direct Connector for HDFS
- Define ODI Application Adapter for Hadoop
- Case Analysis
- Define Oracle R Enterprise (ORE)
- Define Oracle R Connector for Hadoop (ORCH)
- Case Analysis
- Define Oracle Exalytics In-memory Database Machine
Course Objectives
- Define Big Data
- Highlight the various phases of Big Data
- Use-cases of Big Data
- Introduction to the Oracle Big Data Appliance
- Infrastructure Details of the Appliance (Hardware & Software details)
- Usage Model
- Introduction to the Oracle NoSQL Database
- Discuss the architecture and components
- RDBMS Versus NoSQL
- Introduction to Hadoop and its components
- Introduction to Hadoop Distributed File System
- Introduction to the Map Reduce Model and Data Replication technique
- Introduction to the OracleLoader for Hadoop
- Discuss the input formats, output modes, and features of OLH
- Invoke OLH using Oracle Data Integrator Application Adaptor for Hadoop
- Overview of analyzing transformed data using Oracle R Enterprise
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