Learn with HADWIK with Big Data with Hadoop frameworks & leverage the functionality of AWS services .
Demand for Big Data and Hadoop is on a constant rise. Needless to say, Hadoop is one of the most cost-effective and efficient Open Source substitutes for Big Data management suites. Hence, Hadoop cannot be ignored if you wish to make it big in Big Data. The Big Data market is expected to grow manifold as a lot of organizations are increasingly adapting to Big Data and Hadoop technologies for new market opportunities.
Duration
120 Hrs
Project
Project Work & Exercises
Support
Lifetime
Certification
Yes
What you will Learn !
Hadoop / Big Data Training Course Syllabus
Big Data Introduction:
What is Big Data
Evolution of Big Data
Benefits of Big Data
Operational vs Analytical Big Data
Need for Big Data Analytics
Big Data Challenges
Hadoop cluster:
Master Nodes
Name Node
Secondary Name Node
Job Tracker
Client Nodes
Slaves
Hadoop configuration
Setting up a Hadoop cluster
HDFS:
Introduction to HDFS
HDFS Features
HDFS Architecture
Blocks
Goals of HDFS
The Name node & Data Node
Secondary Name node
The Job Tracker
The Process of a File Read
How does a File Write work
Data Replication
Rack Awareness
HDFS Federation
Configuring HDFS
HDFS Web Interface
Fault tolerance
Name node failure management
Access HDFS from Java
Yarn
Introduction to Yarn
Why Yarn
Classic MapReduce v/s Yarn
Advantages of Yarn
Yarn Architecture
Resource Manager
Node Manager
Application Master
Application submission in YARN
Node Manager containers
Resource Manager components
Yarn applications
Scheduling in Yarn
Fair Scheduler
Capacity Scheduler
Fault tolerance
MapReduce:
What is MapReduce
Why MapReduce
How MapReduce works
Difference between Hadoop 1 & Hadoop 2
Identity mapper & reducer
Data flow in MapReduce
Input Splits
Relation Between Input Splits and HDFS Blocks
Flow of Job Submission in MapReduce
Job submission & Monitoring
MapReduce algorithms
Sorting
Searching
Indexing
TF-IDF
Hadoop Fundamentals:
What is Hadoop
History of Hadoop
Hadoop Architecture
Hadoop Ecosystem Components
How does Hadoop work
Why Hadoop & Big Data
Hadoop Cluster introduction
Cluster Modes
Standalone
Pseudo-distributed
Fully – distributed
HDFS Overview
Introduction to MapReduce
Hadoop in demand
HDFS Operations:
Starting HDFS
Listing files in HDFS
Writing a file into HDFS
Reading data from HDFS
Shutting down HDFS
HDFS Command Reference:
Listing contents of directory
Displaying and printing disk usage
Moving files & directories
Copying files and directories
Displaying file contents
Java Overview For Hadoop:
Object oriented concepts
Variables and Data types
Static data type
Primitive data types
Objects & Classes
Java Operators
Method and its types
Constructors
Conditional statements
Looping in Java
Access Modifiers
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Method overloading & overriding
Interfaces
MapReduce Programming:
Hadoop data types
The Mapper Class
Map method
The Reducer Class
Shuffle Phase
Sort Phase
Secondary Sort
Reduce Phase
The Job class
Job class constructor
JobContext interface
Combiner Class
How Combiner works
Record Reader
Map Phase
Combiner Phase
Reducer Phase
Record Writer
Partitioners
Input Data
Map Tasks
Partitioner Task
Reduce Task
Compilation & Execution
Hadoop Ecosystems
Pig:
What is Apache Pig?
Why Apache Pig?
Pig features
Where should Pig be used
Where not to use Pig
The Pig Architecture
Pig components
Pig v/s MapReduce
Pig v/s SQL
Pig v/s Hive
Pig Installation
Pig Execution Modes & Mechanisms
Grunt Shell Commands
Pig Latin – Data Model
Pig Latin Statements
Pig data types
Pig Latin operators
Case Sensitivity
Grouping & Co Grouping in Pig Latin
Sorting & Filtering
Joins in Pig Latin
Built-in Function
Writing UDFs
Macros in Pig
HBase:
What is HBase
History Of HBase
The NoSQL Scenario
HBase & HDFS
Physical Storage
HBase v/s RDBMS
Features of HBase
HBase Data model
Master server
Region servers & Regions
HBase Shell
Create table and column family
The HBase Client API
Spark:
Introduction to Apache Spark
Features of Spark
Spark built on Hadoop
Components of Spark
Resilient Distributed Datasets
Data Sharing using Spark RDD
Iterative Operations on Spark RDD
Interactive Operations on Spark RDD
Spark shell
RDD transformations
Actions
Programming with RDD
Start Shell
Create RDD
Execute Transformations
Caching Transformations
Applying Action
Checking output
GraphX overview
Impala:
Introducing Cloudera Impala
Impala Benefits
Features of Impala
Relational databases vs Impala
How Impala works
Architecture of Impala
Components of the Impala
The Impala Daemon
The Impala Statestore
The Impala Catalog Service
Query Processing Interfaces
Impala Shell Command Reference
Impala Data Types
Creating & deleting databases and tables
Inserting & overwriting table data
Record Fetching and ordering
Grouping records
Using the Union clause
Working of Impala with Hive
Impala v/s Hive v/s HBase
Sqoop:
Introducing Sqoop
Scoop installation
Working of Sqoop
Understanding connectors
Importing data from MySQL to Hadoop HDFS
Selective imports
Importing data to Hive
Importing to Hbase
Exporting data to MySQL from Hadoop
Controlling import process
Flume:
What is Flume?
Applications of Flume
Advantages of Flume
Flume architecture
Data flow in Flume
Flume features
Flume Event
Flume Agent
Sources
Channels
Sinks
Log Data in Flume
Zookeeper Overview:
Zookeeper Introduction
Distributed Application
Benefits of Distributed Applications
Why use Zookeeper
Zookeeper Architecture
Hierarchial Namespace
Znodes
Stat structure of a Znode
Electing a leader
Kafka Basics:
Messaging Systems
Point-to-Point
Publish – Subscribe
What is Kafka
Kafka Benefits
Kafka Topics & Logs
Partitions in Kafka
Brokers
Producers & Consumers
What are Followers
Kafka Cluster Architecture
Kafka as a Pub-Sub Messaging
Kafka as a Queue Messaging
Role of Zookeeper
Basic Kafka Operations
Creating a Kafka Topic
Listing out topics
Starting Producer
Starting Consumer
Modifying a Topic
Deleting a Topic
Integration With Spark
Scala Basics:
Introduction to Scala
Spark & Scala interdependence
Objects & Classes
Class definition in Scala
Creating Objects
Scala Traits
Basic Data Types
Operators in Scala
Control structures
Fields in Scala
Functions in Scala
Collections in Scala
Mutable collection
Immutable collection
Project
Requirements :
There are no prerequisites to take this course, but prior knowledge of the listed skills and technologies are beneficial, including:
Knowledge of Java is mandatory: Hadoop is Java-based. But there are other tools like MapReduce, Hive, Pig, which can make up for the deficit.
Algorithms and data structures
SQL
Programming knowledge of Python and Java
Cloud platforms and distributed systems
Data pipelines
Job roles in Big Data with Hadoop
Data Scientist
Data Engineer.
Data Analyst.
Security Engineer.
Database Manager.
Data Architect.
Technical Recruiter.
Hadoop Engineer
Hadoop Architect
Hadoop Lead Developer
Big Data Developer