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Oracle Big Data Essentials

Duration: 3 Days

What you will learn

This Oracle Big Data Essentials training deep dives into using the Oracle Big Data Solution. Through hands-on, interactive instruction and exercises, you'll develop the skills to acquire, organize, analyze and make key decisions based on the big data.

Learn To:

Define Big Data.

Understand Oracle's Integrated Big Data Solution.

Describe the Oracle Big Data Components.

Define Cloudera's distribution of Hadoop and its components.

Acquire raw data using Oracle NoSQL Database and HDFS.

Organize the collected data using Hive and Oracle Big Data Connectors.

Analyze big data using the Oracle Analytics tool.

Derive business decisions using Oracle BI tools.

Study the case-scenarios where Oracle Big Data is applied successfully.

Benefits to You

Use Big Data to utilize abundant resources to increase innovation, retain customers and increase operational efficiency.

If you're a Data Integration developer, you can use the ODI Application Adapter for Hadoop to integrate big data.

Enrolling in this course will help you explore the wide range of analysis options available in Oracle Analytics, allowing you to choose the analytics tool based on your requirement. Furthermore, taking this course will help you explore the integration options available in Oracle Big Data. You'll study the case scenarios where Oracle Big Data stands as the perfect solution.

Participate in Hands-On Exercises

This training will help you obtain hands-on experience using Oracle Big Data VM. In addition to direct instruction, expert Oracle University instructors will also help you apply your learning to practical tasks used in your daily job by engaging you in hands-on exercises. These hands-on exercises will help reinforce new concepts.

Audience

Application Developers Database Administrators

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Required Prerequisites

Basic knowledge in analyzing Big Data

Java programming

Suggested Prerequisites

Exposure to working in Multi-tier server environment

Introduction to Big Data

Course Objectives Define Big Data

Understand the Importance of Big Data Technologies

Obtain an insight of the current implementation details

Understand the Oracle Big Data Solution

Explore the Integration possibilities of Oracle Engineered Systems

Learn to use Oracle Big Data Appliance

Identify the hardware components and the software components of BDA

Understand Cloudera's distribution of Hadoop

Define Hadoop Ecosystem

Identify the two techniques used for acquiring big data

Compare and analyze the best way to acquire big data

Learn to use HDFS to acquire unstructured data

Understand the working of Oracle NoSQL Database

Understand the importance of organizing big data

Define Hive

Learn to create Hive database and external tables

Course Topics Introduction Course Objectives

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Course Schedule Course Environment

Accessing the Labs Directory Additional Resources

Overview of Big Data Defining Big Data Big Data Technologies

Four characteristics of Big Data Business Value of Big Data Current Implementation Examples

Understanding Oracle's Solution for Big Data Overview of Oracle Engineered Systems

Understand the phases of Oracle Big Data Oracle Big Data Integration Process Benefits

Using Oracle Big Data Appliance Overview of BDA

Managing the Hardware Components Overview of the Software Components Networking Mechanisms

Configuration Mechanisms Installation guidelines Usage restrictions

Data Acquisition Options in BDA Overview of Oracle NoSQL Database Overview of Hadoop Framework Understand HDFS

NoSQL Versus HDFS Real-time scenarios

Using The Hadoop Distributed File System Define HDFS

Components Architecture List the benefits

Run a sample application to insert logs to HDFS

Using Flume in HDFS Define Flume

Understand the data flow mechanism of Flume Understand the configuration of Flume

List the advantages of using Flume Run a sample application

Using Oracle NoSQL Database Define Oracle NoSQL Database Components

Architecture

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Define KVStore and KVLite List the benefits

Using Hive Overview of Hive Invoking Hive

Creating Hive database and tables Data manipulation in Hive

Creating partitioned tables for analyzing logs

Using Oracle Big Data Connectors

Get introduced to Oracle Big Data Connectors Connecting Oracle Exadata with BDA

MapReduce Process

Solving the WordCount problem using MapReduce

Using Oracle Loader for Hadoop OLH Architecture

Installing OLH OLH Modes

Loading from different input sources: OLH and input format Load Balancing while loading into partitioned tables Example to load data using OLH

Using Oracle Sql Connector for HDFS

Installing OSCH in a Hadoop Cluster and an Oracle Database Machine Role of External Table in OSCH

Creating External Tables in OSCH

Performance comparison of the connectors Loading data into the database using OSCH

Example to access data from HDFS using external table

Using ODI Application Adapter for Hadoop Overview of ODI

ODI Architecture and Agents ODI Knowledge Modules Topology setting

Reverse Engineering Hive Tables

Example to transform data within Hadoop using ODIAAH

Using Oracle R Connector for Hadoop

Example to access data from HDFS using external table List the ORCH packages

List the architectural components

Establish a connection with HDFS and Oracle Database Sample R program using ORCH

Using In-Database Analytics

Overview of Oracle In-Database MapReduce Overview of Oracle In-Database Analytics

Using Oracle Big Data Integration Options

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Architecture and components of Oracle Big Data Solution Connecting Oracle exalytics with BDA

Integrating BDA results with OBIEE

Examining Big Data Use-cases

Use of Big Data in Manufacturing Industry Financial Services

Insurance Services Utilities Sector Telecom

Sentiment Analysis in Retail Industry

References

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