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Brief History of Data Engineering

Jesse Anderson

Doug Cutting took those papers and created Apache Hadoop in 2005. They were the first companies to commercialize open source big data technologies and pushed the marketing and commercialization of Hadoop. Hadoop was hard to program, and Apache Hive came along in 2010 to add SQL. They eventually merged in 2012.

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Functional Data Engineering - A Blueprint

Data Engineering Weekly

The Rise of Data Modeling Data modeling has been one of the hot topics in Data LinkedIn. Hadoop put forward the schema-on-read strategy that leads to the disruption of data modeling techniques as we know until then. Let’s reference what the data world looked like before the Hadoop era.

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Industry Interview Series- How Big Data is Transforming Business Intelligence?

ProjectPro

Business Intelligence (BI) combines human knowledge, technologies like distributed computing, and Artificial Intelligence, and big data analytics to augment business decisions for driving enterprise’s success. It replaced its traditional BI structure by integrating big data and Hadoop."-April So what is BI? So what is BI?

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Hadoop 2.0 (YARN) Framework - The Gateway to Easier Programming for Hadoop Users

ProjectPro

With a rapid pace in evolution of Big Data, its processing frameworks also seem to be evolving in a full swing mode. Hadoop (Hadoop 1.0) has progressed from a more restricted processing model of batch oriented MapReduce jobs to developing specialized and interactive processing models (Hadoop 2.0). to Hadoop 2.0.

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20 Best Open Source Big Data Projects to Contribute on GitHub

ProjectPro

DataFrames are used by Spark SQL to accommodate structured and semi-structured data. Apache Spark is also quite versatile, and it can run on a standalone cluster mode or Hadoop YARN , EC2, Mesos, Kubernetes, etc. Presto allows you to query data stored in Hive, Cassandra, relational databases, and even bespoke data storage.