Introduction to Apache Hadoop for Data Management Training Course
Introduction
In today’s data-driven world, organizations generate massive volumes of structured and unstructured data. Apache Hadoop is a leading open-source framework designed to store, process, and analyze big data efficiently across distributed clusters. Hadoop has become a key component of modern data architectures, including Data Lakes, AI/ML workflows, and cloud-based analytics.
This 5-day hands-on training course provides an in-depth introduction to Hadoop’s ecosystem, architecture, and key components such as HDFS, YARN, MapReduce, and Apache Hive. Participants will learn how to build, manage, and optimize scalable and fault-tolerant big data solutions using Apache Hadoop and its associated tools.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand Apache Hadoop’s architecture and its role in modern data management.
- Deploy and configure a Hadoop cluster (on-premise or in the cloud).
- Work with HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System) for large-scale data storage.
- Use MapReduce for distributed data processing.
- Query and analyze data using Apache Hive and Apache Impala.
- Optimize performance with YARN resource management and best practices.
- Integrate Hadoop with cloud platforms and modern analytics frameworks.
- Explore next-generation Hadoop alternatives, such as Apache Spark and Data Lakehouse architectures.
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for:
- Data Engineers building scalable big data pipelines.
- Data Architects designing distributed data solutions.
- BI & Analytics Professionals working with big data technologies.
- Database Administrators (DBAs) managing large-scale storage and processing.
- Cloud Engineers & DevOps Teams integrating Hadoop with cloud services.
- IT Managers & CTOs strategizing enterprise data initiatives.
Day 1: Introduction to Apache Hadoop & Big Data Fundamentals
Understanding Big Data Challenges & Solutions
- Characteristics of Big Data (Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity)
- Traditional vs. Distributed Data Processing
- Why Hadoop? The evolution of Hadoop in modern data ecosystems
Apache Hadoop Ecosystem Overview
- Core components: HDFS, YARN, MapReduce
- Related technologies: Apache Hive, HBase, Pig, Impala, Flink, and Spark
- Hadoop vs. Cloud-native Big Data Platforms
Setting Up a Hadoop Cluster
- Single-node vs. multi-node clusters
- Installing Hadoop (On-premise, AWS EMR, Azure HDInsight, or Google Dataproc)
- Understanding Hadoop’s configuration files and cluster management tools
Hands-on Lab:
- Deploying a basic Hadoop cluster and exploring HDFS
Day 2: Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) & Data Storage
Introduction to HDFS
- Understanding HDFS architecture
- Blocks, Namenodes, Datanodes, and Replication
- Writing and reading data in HDFS
Managing Data in HDFS
- HDFS commands for file operations
- Best practices for storing structured and unstructured data
- Integrating HDFS with cloud storage (S3, Azure Blob, GCS)
Data Ingestion into Hadoop
- Importing data with Apache Sqoop (RDBMS to Hadoop)
- Ingesting streaming data with Apache Flume and Kafka
- Best practices for batch vs. real-time data ingestion
Hands-on Lab:
- Storing and retrieving data in HDFS
- Using Sqoop to import data from MySQL/PostgreSQL to Hadoop
Day 3: Processing Big Data with MapReduce & YARN
Introduction to MapReduce
- How MapReduce works: Mapper, Reducer, Combiner
- Writing MapReduce jobs in Java/Python
- Comparing MapReduce with Apache Spark
YARN: Resource Management in Hadoop
- How YARN schedules and manages cluster resources
- Configuring YARN for optimized performance
- Monitoring jobs using YARN Resource Manager
Optimizing Performance in MapReduce
- Tuning MapReduce jobs for efficiency
- Working with distributed cache and compression
- Alternatives to MapReduce: Apache Spark for faster processing
Hands-on Lab:
- Writing and executing a basic MapReduce job
- Managing and tuning workloads in YARN
Day 4: Querying & Analyzing Data with Apache Hive & Impala
Introduction to Apache Hive
- Hive architecture and components
- Writing SQL-like queries with HiveQL
- Optimizing queries using partitioning and bucketing
Apache Impala for Real-time Analytics
- Difference between Hive and Impala
- Running low-latency queries on Hadoop data
- Connecting Hive & Impala to BI tools like Tableau & Power BI
Data Warehousing on Hadoop
- Hive Metastore and schema evolution
- Data integration with Apache HBase
- Optimizing Hive for cloud-based analytics
Hands-on Lab:
- Querying structured data using Hive and Impala
- Visualizing Hadoop data with a BI tool
Day 5: Advanced Hadoop & Future Trends
Security & Governance in Hadoop
- Authentication and access control (Kerberos, Ranger)
- Data encryption and audit logging in Hadoop
- Managing multi-tenant environments
Integrating Hadoop with AI/ML & Cloud Technologies
- Using Apache Spark for ML workflows
- Hadoop and Data Lakehouse architectures (Delta Lake, Iceberg, Hudi)
- Cloud-native alternatives: AWS EMR, Google Dataproc, Azure Synapse
Future of Hadoop & Emerging Technologies
- The shift from Hadoop to Spark and modern data platforms
- The rise of serverless big data architectures
- Best practices for migrating legacy Hadoop workloads to cloud solutions
Final Project: End-to-End Big Data Pipeline
- Design and implement a real-world big data solution using Hadoop
- Apply best practices in data storage, processing, and analytics
Course Wrap-Up & Certification
- Review of key concepts
- Q&A and discussions on real-world use cases
- Certification of completion
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