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Telecom Network Analytics: Transformation, Innovation, Automation

Cloudera

The Dawn of Telco Big Data: 2007-2012. The Explosion in Telco Big Data: 2012-2017. They were using R and Python, with NoSQL and other open source ad hoc data stores, running on small dedicated servers and occasionally for small jobs in the public cloud. Let’s examine how we got here.

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Big Data Timeline- Series of Big Data Evolution

ProjectPro

1998 -An open source relational database was developed by Carlo Strozzi who named it as NoSQL. However, 10 years later, NoSQL databases gained momentum with the need to process large unstructured data sets. Big data analysis played a crucial part in Obama’s 2012 re-election campaign. US alone will face a shortage of 1.5

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Spark vs Hive - What's the Difference

ProjectPro

It instead relies on other systems, such as Amazon S3, etc.

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20x Faster Ingestion with Rockset's New DynamoDB Connector

Rockset

Since its introduction in 2012, Amazon DynamoDB has been one of the most popular NoSQL databases in the cloud. DynamoDB, unlike a traditional RDBMS, scales horizontally, obviating the need for careful capacity planning, resharding, and database maintenance.

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How to Become a Data Engineer in 2024?

Knowledge Hut

It is one of the fastest-growing career fields with a job growth rate of around 650% since 2012 and a median salary range of around $125,000. NoSQL is a distributed data storage that is becoming increasingly popular. Some of NoSQL examples are Apache River, BaseX, Ignite, Hazelcast, Coherence, etc.

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Analytics on DynamoDB: Comparing Elasticsearch, Athena and Spark

Rockset

DynamoDB has been one of the most popular NoSQL databases in the cloud since its introduction in 2012. While NoSQL databases like DynamoDB generally have excellent scaling characteristics, they support only a limited set of operations that are focused on online transaction processing.

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Recap of Hadoop News for April 2017

ProjectPro

Despite the hype around NoSQL, SQL is still the go-to query language for relational databases and other emerging novel database technologies. According to Zion Market Research report, global demand for hadoop is estimated to reach 59 billion USD in 2012 growing at a compound annual growth rate of 51% from 2016 to 2021.According

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