Hadoop: Scalable Infrastructure for Big Data
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| by Parand Tony Darugar on Sep 07, 2012 | NOTICE: The next QCon is in New York Jun 26-30, 2017. Join us!

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Parand Tony Darugar overviews Hadoop, its processing model, the associated ecosystem and tools, discussing some real-life uses of Hadoop for analyzing and processing large amounts of data.

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Parand Tony Darugar is the founder and CEO of Xpenser, a comprehensive time, expense, and receipt management solution with a mobile focus. Prior to Xpenser he was responsible for architecture of the advertising systems at Yahoo!, where he helped introduce scaling and grid technologies into production systems, managed the Java and Oracle platform groups, and oversaw system architecture.

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Hi Tony, by tudor lapusan Posted

Thanks for the presentation. by venkataramana madugundu Posted

Hi by chandra reddy Posted

Hi Tony, by tudor lapusan

It was an excellent presentation of Apache Hadoop and its related projects : Hive, Sqoop, Oozie, Hbase, etc.
I started to learn Hadoop two years ago at university and now I'm practicing it at my job.
I was a pleasure to listen to your video and I think that anyone with some knowledge about MapReduce, HDFS would understand it.
Best regards,
Tudor Lapusan.

Thanks for the presentation. by venkataramana madugundu

Tony articulated the Hadoop very well. I did hear it about before, but this presentation made me stick around for an hour. Lots of things to take home for further exploration for a Hadoop beginner.