Learn Hadoop in 1 Day: Master Big Data with this complete Guide

by Krishna Rungta

Hadoop has changed the way large data sets are analyzed, stored, transferred, and processed.  At such low cost, it  provides benefits like supports partial failure, fault tolerance, consistency, scalability, flexible schema,  and so on. It also supports cloud computing. More and more number of individuals are looking forward to mastering their Hadoop skills. While initiating with Hadoop, most users are unsure about how to proceed with Hadoop.  They are not aware of what are the pre-requisite or data structure they should be familiar with. Or  How to make the most efficient use of   Hadoop and its ecosystem . To help them with all these queries and other issues this e-book is designed. The book gives insights into many of Hadoop libraries and packages that are not known  to many Big data Analysts and Architects. The e-book also tells you about Hadoop MapReduce and HDFS. The example in the e-book is well chosen and demonstrates how to control Hadoop ecosystem through various shell commands.  With this book ,   users will gain expertise in Hadoop technology and its related components.  The book leverages you with the best Hadoop content with the lowest price range. After going through this book, you will also acquire knowledge on Hadoop Security required for Hadoop Certifications like CCAH and CCDH. It is a definite guide to Hadoop.
Table Contents Chapter 1: What Is Big Data Chapter 2: Introduction to Hadoop Chapter 3: Hadoop Installation Chapter 4: HDFS
Chapter 5: Mapreduce Chapter 6: First Program Chapter 7: Counters & Joins In MapReduce Chapter 8: MapReduce Hadoop Program To Join Data Chapter 9: Flume and Sqoop Chapter 10: Pig Chapter 11: OOZIE

145 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 24, 2016

Reviews

[Charan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Crisp

Crisp to understand HADOOP first. It gives the basis to understand HADOOP. Good small book. Met my need quite well.

[Peixin Cao]

Great book

Saved my time and helped me learn Hadoop quickly. A good entry book for analysts who want to start. Haven’t tried the code but seems to be quite hands on tutorial.