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5 Reasons why Java professionals should learn Hadoop

ProjectPro

According to the Industry Analytics Report, hadoop professionals get 250% salary hike. Java developers have increased probability to get a strong salary hike when they shift to big data job roles. If you are a java developer, you might have already heard about the excitement revolving around big data hadoop.

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Scala In Demand Technologies Built On Scala

Knowledge Hut

In late 2013, Cloudera, the largest Hadoop vendor supported the idea of replacing MapReduce with Apache Spark. Spark effectively provides an alternative for Hadoop’s two stage MapReduce model. Finagle was intended to provide high performance, concurrency along with Scala and Java idiomatic APIs.

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Databricks, Snowflake and the future

Christophe Blefari

Snowflake was founded in 2012 around its data warehouse product, which is still its core offering, and Databricks was founded in 2013 from academia with Spark co-creator researchers, becoming Apache Spark in 2014. you could write the same pipeline in Java, in Scala, in Python, in SQL, etc.—with Here we go again.

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What are the Pre-requisites to learn Hadoop?

ProjectPro

Hadoop has now been around for quite some time. But this question has always been present as to whether it is beneficial to learn Hadoop, the career prospects in this field and what are the pre-requisites to learn Hadoop? between 2013 - 2020. So many people have told you that Hadoop is the hottest technology right now.

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Impala vs Hive: Difference between Sql on Hadoop components

ProjectPro

Hadoop has continued to grow and develop ever since it was introduced in the market 10 years ago. Every new release and abstraction on Hadoop is used to improve one or the other drawback in data processing, storage and analysis. Apache Hive is an abstraction on Hadoop MapReduce and has its own SQL like language HiveQL.

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Hadoop- The Next Big Thing in India

ProjectPro

Big Data Hadoop skills are most sought after as there is no open source framework that can deal with petabytes of data generated by organizations the way hadoop does. 2014 was the year people realized the capability of transforming big data to valuable information and the power of Hadoop in impeding it. The talent pool is huge.”

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5 Apache Spark Best Practices

Data Science Blog: Data Engineering

Introduction Spark’s aim is to create a new framework that was optimized for quick iterative processing, such as machine learning and interactive data analysis while retaining Hadoop MapReduce’s scalability and fault-tolerant. Spark could indeed run by itself, on Apache Mesos, or on Apache Hadoop, which is the most common.

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