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Apache Spark vs MapReduce: A Detailed Comparison

Knowledge Hut

To store and process even only a fraction of this amount of data, we need Big Data frameworks as traditional Databases would not be able to store so much data nor traditional processing systems would be able to process this data quickly. But, in the majority of cases, Hadoop is the best fit as Spark’s data storage layer.

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The Good and the Bad of Hadoop Big Data Framework

AltexSoft

Depending on how you measure it, the answer will be 11 million newspaper pages or… just one Hadoop cluster and one tech specialist who can move 4 terabytes of textual data to a new location in 24 hours. The Hadoop toy. So the first secret to Hadoop’s success seems clear — it’s cute. What is Hadoop?

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AWS for Data Science: Certifications, Tools, Services

Knowledge Hut

In 2006, Amazon launched AWS to handle its online retail operations. Analytics Another essential tool being offered by Amazon for a data scientist is- Amazon Athena is a query service for analyzing the data in Amazon S3 or Glacier. Amazon Kinesis aggregates and processes the streaming data in real time.

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The Good and the Bad of Apache Spark Big Data Processing

AltexSoft

Spark SQL brings native support for SQL to Spark and streamlines the process of querying semistructured and structured data. Datasets: RDDs can contain any type of data and can be created from data stored in local filesystems, HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System), databases, or data generated through transformations on existing RDDs.

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Google BigQuery: A Game-Changing Data Warehousing Solution

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4) Business Intelligence A quick, in-memory analysis service called BigQuery BI Engine enables users to create dynamic, rich dashboards and reports without sacrificing performance, scalability, security, or the timeliness of the data. Google's Dremel is an interactive ad-hoc query solution for analyzing read-only hierarchical data.

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