Hadoop Training
50 Hours (Daily 1.5 Hours)
★ FeaturedOverview
The Hadoop Development course provides comprehensive training on setting up Hadoop clusters, storing and processing Big Data using HDFS, and performing data analysis with MapReduce and related Hadoop ecosystems. Learners gain hands-on experience in handling large-scale data using industry-standard tools and frameworks. The course is designed by real-time experts and focuses on practical implementation. It prepares participants for real-world Big Data challenges and enterprise applications.
Who Can Attend
- Software Developers and Engineers
- Data Analysts and BI Professionals
- System Administrators and Architects
- ETL and Database Developers
- Anyone aspiring for a Big Data career
Course Content
Introduction to Hadoop and Big Data
- Overview of Big Data concepts and challenges
- Introduction to Hadoop and its advantages
- Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)
- Comparing Hadoop and SQL
- Industries using Hadoop and Data Locality
HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System)
- HDFS design, blocks, and architecture
- NameNode, DataNode, and Secondary NameNode
- File system operations and configuration
- Block placement policy and replication
- High availability, federation, and FSCK utility
MapReduce Framework
- Functional programming basics of Map and Reduce
- Job submission and execution workflow
- Shuffling, sorting, and optimization techniques
- Counters, speculative execution, and schedulers
- Hadoop streaming and distributed cache
YARN (Yet Another Resource Negotiator)
- Architecture and functionality of YARN
- Job scheduling and resource allocation
- Sequential and Map files
- Compression codecs and Map-side joins
- Handling small files and input formats
MapReduce Programming in Java
- Developing MapReduce programs
- WordCount and file sorting examples
- Custom data types and input formats
- Job dependency and API discussions
- Integrating RDBMS data with HDFS
NoSQL and HBase
- ACID vs BASE, CAP Theorem
- Types of NoSQL databases
- HBase architecture and installation
- Data modeling and replication
- Bulk loading, filters, and coprocessors
Hive
- Hive architecture and installation
- HiveQL and data types
- Working with partitions and bucketing
- User-defined functions and joins
- Accessing HBase tables using Hive
Pig
- Pig installation and execution types
- Grunt shell and Pig Latin language
- Schema, data processing, and joins
- UDFs, macros, and parameter substitution
- Accessing HBase and handling JSON data
Sqoop
- Sqoop installation and configuration
- Importing and exporting data
- Incremental imports and free-form queries
- Integrating Sqoop with Hive and HBase
- Hands-on exercises and case studies
HCatalog
- Introduction to HCatalog
- Integration with Pig, Hive, and MapReduce
- Metadata management and schema handling
- Installation and setup
- Hands-on exercises
Flume
- Introduction to Flume and architecture
- Sources, channels, and sinks
- Logging data to HDFS and HBase
- Flume commands and configurations
- Twitter data ingestion use case
More Hadoop Ecosystem Tools
- HUE for visualization and management
- Oozie workflow and job scheduling
- ZooKeeper and coordination services
- Integration with Hive, Pig, and HBase
- Phoenix and proof-of-concept project
Apache Spark
- Introduction and Spark architecture
- RDD concepts and operations
- Transformations and actions
- Persistence, broadcast variables, and accumulators
- Deploying Spark to clusters and unit testing