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Data Integration is a key step in a Hadoop solution architecture
By Elizabeth White
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September 2, 2012 10:15 AM EDT
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Data Integration is a key step in a Hadoop solution architecture. It is the first obstacle encountered once your cluster is up and running. Okat, I have a cluster, now what? Complex scripts? For wide-scale adoption of Apache Hadoop, an intuitive set of tools that abstract integration complexity is necessary.

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Join us in this 60-minute webinar with Jim Walker, Director of Product Marketing at Hortonworks and Ciaran Dynes, Director of Product Marketing at Talend, to discuss the different approaches organizations can take to avoid the complexity of uploading or extracting data from Hadoop. Also, see a live demonstration on how to write pig scripts without writing a line of code.

In this webinar, we'll cover:

  • How to load a cluster in seconds
  • How to use HCatalog
  • Write a pig script without writing a line of code

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Published September 2, 2012 – Reads 2,734
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Elizabeth is an assistant news editor at SYS-CON Events, Inc. where annual high-energy conferences are created with industry-leading players. Elizabeth works on the SYS-CON Events team behind Cloud Computing Conference & Expo, Virtualization Conference & Expo, GovIT Expo, and the UlitzerLive! New-Media Conference & Expo.

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