1. Introduction to Big Data and Hadoop Name Title Microsoft Corporation

3. Why Big Data?

8. Example Scenario

9. Excess Data Logs ETL Some Data Data Warehouse

10. Raw Data “Store it All” Cluster Raw Data “Store it All” Cluster Data Warehouse Logs

11. Understanding the Basics Move the Compute to the Data

13. MapReduce

14. Server Files Server

15. RUNTIME Code

16. MapReduce – Workflow

18. Hadoop

19. Hadoop Architecture

20. TRADITIONAL RDBMSMAPREDUCE Data Size Access Updates Structure Integrity Scaling DBA Ratio

22. Microsoft and Hadoop

25. Deploying and Interacting With a Hadoop Cluster on Azure demo

27. Microsoft Big Data Roadmap To accelerate the delivery of Microsoft’s Hadoop based solution for Windows Server and service for Windows Azure, Microsoft is announcing a partnership with Hortonworks Microsoft is committed to broadening accessibility and usage of Hadoop to end users, developers and IT professionals in organizations of all sizes Microsoft is announcing an end-to-end roadmap for Big Data that embraces Apache Hadoop TM by distributing enterprise class Hadoop based solutions on both Windows Server and Windows Azure Microsoft is extending its leadership in business intelligence and data warehousing to provide insights to all users by activating new types of data of any size

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