The course Hadoop Administration from Inflametech provides with all the skills in order to successful work as a Hadoop Administrator and also provides expertise in all the steps necessary to manage a Hadoop cluster
Understanding Hadoop Administration is a highly valuable skill for anyone working at companies with Hadoop Clusters to store and process data. Almost every large company you might want to work at uses Hadoop in some way, including Google, Amazon, Facebook, Ebay, LinkedIn, IBM, Spotify, Twitter, and Yahoo! And it’s not just technology companies that need Hadoop; even the New York Times uses Hadoop for processing images. And Now you can understand if the companies are using Hadoop for storing, analyzing and processing data then there will be a requirement for Hadoop Administrator.
n/a
There are no specific prerequisites for the Hadoop Administration Training, but a basic knowledge of Linux command-line interface will be beneficial.
Mentors Pool follows a rigorous certification process. To become a certified Hadoop Administrator , you must fulfill the following criteria:
A Hadoop Administrator certification benefits an individual in the following ways:
According to Forbes Big Data & Hadoop Market is expected to reach $99.31B by 2022 growing at a CAGR of 42.1% from 2015. McKinsey predicts that by 2018 there will be a shortage of 1.5M data experts. According to Indeed Salary Data, the Average salary of Big Data Hadoop Developers is $135k
Rs. 15000
Enrolment validity: Lifetime
Enrolment validity: Lifetime
EMI Option Available with different credit cards
Learning Objective :
Understanding what is Big Data and its solution for traditional Problems. You will learn about Hadoop and its core components and you will know how to read and write happens in HDFS. You will also know the roles and responsibilities of a Hadoop Administrator.
Topics :
Hands-on:
Writing and Reading the Data from hdfs, how to submit the job in Hadoop 1.0 and YARN.
Learning Objective :
Understanding the Installation of Hadoop Ecosystem.
Learning Objectives:Â
Understanding different Configuration files and building Hadoop Multi Node Cluster. Differences in Hadoop 1.0 and Hadoop 2.0. You will also get to know the architecture of Hadoop 1.0 and Hadoop2.0(YARN).
Topics
Hands-on:
Creating Pseudo and Fully Distributed Hadoop Cluster. Changing different configuration Properties while submitting the Jobs and different hdfs admin commands.
Learning Objectives:Â
Understanding the various properties of Namenode, Data node, and Secondary Namenode. You will also learn how to add and decommission the data node to the cluster. You will also learn Various Processing frameworks in Hadoop and its Architecture in the context of Hadoop administrator and schedulers.
Topics:
Hands-on:
Changing the configuration files of Secondary Namenode. Add and remove the data nodes in a Distributed Cluster. And also Changes Schedulers in run time while submitting the jobs to YARN.
Learning Objectives:Â
You will learn regular Cluster Administration tasks like balancing data in the cluster, protecting data by enabling trash, attempting a manual failover, creating backup within or across clusters
Topics:Â
Hands-on:
Works with Cluster Administration and Maintenance tasks. Runs DistCP and HDFS Balancer Commands to get even distribution of the data.
Learning Objectives:
You will learn how to take Backup and recovery of data in master and slaves. You will also learn about allocating Quota to the master and slaves files.
 Topics:
Hands-on:
Do regular backup using MetaSave commands. You will also run commands to do data Recovery using Checkpoints.
Learning Objective:
You will understand about Cluster Planning and Managing, what are the aspects you need to think about when planning a setup of a new cluster.
 Topics :
Hands-on:
Setting up a new Cluster and scaling Dynamically. Login to different Hadoop distributions online.
Learning Objectives:
You will get to know about the Hadoop cluster monitoring and security concepts. You will also learn how to secure a Hadoop cluster with Kerberos.
Topics :
Hands-on:
Monitor the cluster and also authorization of Hadoop resource by granting tickets using Kerberos.
Learning Objectives:
You will learn how to configure Hadoop2 with high availability and upgrading. You will also learn how to work with the Hadoop ecosystem.
Topics :
Hands-on:
Login to the Hive and Pig shell with their respective commands. You will also schedule OOZIE Job.
Learning Objectives:
You will see how to work with CDH and its administration tool Cloudera Manager. You will also learn ecosystem administration and its optimization.
Topics:
Hands-on:
Install CDH and works with Cloudera Manager. Install new parcel in CDH machine.
Based on the alerts in the cluster, automatically a new datanode should add on the fly when it reaches a limit.
Hadoop ecosystem tools installation and upgradation from end to end.
As a part of the project, deploy Apache Flume to exact Twitter streaming data and get it into Hadoop for analysis. Also handle high volume data spikes and horizontal data scaling to accommodate increased data volumes
A Hadoop administrator administers and manages the set of Hadoop clusters. A Hadoop administrator’s responsibilities include setting up Hadoop clusters, backup, recovery and maintenance of the clusters. Good knowledge of Hadoop architecture is required to become a Hadoop administrator. Some of the key responsibilities of a Hadoop Administrator are:
Hadoop mainly consists of three layers:
Hadoop is an open-source framework written in Java that enables the distributed processing of large datasets. Hadoop is not a programming language.
Hadoop can store and process many unstructured datasets that are distributed across various clusters using simple program models. It breaks up unstructured data and distributes it into several parts for side by side data analysis. Rather than relying on one computer, the library is designed for detecting and handling failures of the application layer, thereby delivering a high-quality service on top of a cluster of computers. On top of these, Hadoop is an open-source framework available to everyone.
If Big Data is the problem, Hadoop can be said to be the solution. The Hadoop framework can be used for storing and processing big data that is present in large clusters in an organized manner. Hadoop segregates the big data into small parts and stores them separately on different servers present in a particular network. It is highly efficient and can handle large volumes of data. So, with knowledge of Hadoop, you can work on Big Data quickly and efficiently.
Hadoop is not a database; it is a software ecosystem that allows parallel computing on a vast scale. Hadoop enables specific types of NoSQL distributed databases (e.g. HBase) to spread the data across thousands of servers without affecting the quality.
Very interactive session, It was a very interesting session. There was a lot of stuff to learn, analyze and implement in our career. I want to give 10/10 to a mentor pool for their experts.
Very good,wonderful explanation by trainer, They did handsOn based on real time scenarios Improved my skills Highly recommended. The most important thing in training is hand-on and the training was 80- 85 % handson that's the plus point of Mentors Pool
Trainer explains each and every concept with perfect real time examples, which makes it really easy to understand. I gained more knowledge through him. The way of explaining is awesome.
The way the trainer explained to me is very interactive, he solved all my queries with perfect examples. Helped me in cracking the TCS interview. I am very grateful that I came across Mentors Pool
Hadoop is the most favoured and in-demand Big Data tool worldwide. It is popular due to the following attributes:
The distributed computing model in Hadoop processes big data very fast. The power of computing will be more if the number of nodes you use is more.
This tool lets organizations store and process massive amounts of any type of data quickly.
HDFS is highly fault tolerant and handles faults by the process of replica creation. In case a node goes down, the tasks are redirected to other nodes to ensure that the distributed computing doesn’t fail, and fault tolerance rate will be zero.
It is an open-source framework that uses commodity hardware to store and process large amounts of data.
Hadoop allows data processing before storing it, unlike in a traditional relational database.
You can extend your system easily if you are required to handle more data by adding nodes with the help of the administration.
The following are the top five organizations that are using Hadoop:
Hadoop is a crucial tool in Data Science, and Data Scientists who have knowledge of Hadoop are highly sought after. Given below are the reasons why Data Scientists use Hadoop:
With Hadoop, Data Scientists can write Java-based MapReduce code and use other big data tools in parallel.
Hadoop helps Data Scientists in transporting the data to different nodes on a system at a faster rate.
The very first thing data scientists can do is to load data into Hadoop. For this, they need not do any transformations to get the data into the cluster.
With Hadoop, Data Scientists can easily explore and figure out the complexities in the data.
Hadoop helps data scientists to filter a subset of data based on requirements and address a specific business problem.
Sampling in Hadoop gives a hint to Data Scientists on what approach might work best for data modelling.
Most of the companies are looking for candidates who can handle their requirements. Hadoop Administration training is the best way to demonstrate to your employer that you belong to the category of niche professionals who can make a difference.
Today organizations need Hadoop administrators to take care of large Hadoop clusters. Top companies like Facebook, eBay, Twitter, etc are using Hadoop. The professionals with Hadoop skills are in huge demand. According to Payscale, the average salary for Hadoop Administrators is $121k.
The following are different types of companies that hire Hadoop Administrator Professionals:
Sign up to receive email updates on new course, upcoming webinar & Interview!
© COPYRIGHT 2020-2023 MENTORSPOOL.COM. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
DISCLAIMER:Â THE CERTIFICATION NAMES ARE THE TRADEMARKS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS.