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    Using Kudu with Apache Spark and Apache Flume

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    Using Kudu with Apache Spark and Apache Flume

    Using Kudu with Apache Spark and Apache Flume
    MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 38M | 341 MB
    Genre: eLearning | Language: English

    Apache Kudu, the breakthrough storage technology, is often used in conjunction with other Hadoop ecosystem frameworks for data ingest, processing, and analysis. This is a practical, hands-on course that shows you how Kudu works with four of those frameworks: Apache Spark, Spark SQL, MLlib, and Apache Flume.

    You'll use the Kudu-Spark module with Spark and SparkSQL to seamlessly create, move, and update data between Kudu and Spark; then use Apache Flume to stream events into a Kudu table, and finally, query it using Apache Impala. The course is designed for learners with some limited experience using Hadoop ecosystem components like HDFS, Hive, Spark, or Impala.

    Get hands-on experience with Kudu and add more tools to your Big Data toolbox
    Learn how to move data between Kudu tables and Spark apps using the Kudu-Spark module
    Understand how to stream and analyze data in real-time with Flume and Kudu
    Create a movie ratings predictor using Flume and save the predicted values into Kudu
    See how these open source tools combine to create simple and fast data engineering pipelines

    Ryan Bosshart is a Principal Systems Engineer at Cloudera, where he leads a specialized team focused on Hadoop ecosystem storage technologies such as HDFS, Hbase, and Kudu. An architect and builder of large-scale distributed systems since 2006, Ryan is co-chair of the Twin Cities Spark and Hadoop User Group. He speaks about Hadoop technologies at conferences throughout North America and holds a degree in computer science from Augsburg College.

    Using Kudu with Apache Spark and Apache Flume