3. Breaking points of traditional approach

7. What if you could handle big data?

8. Introducing Apache Hadoop

9. Data volume

10. Data variety

11. Data velocity

12. 1°°°°°°°°° °°°°°°°°°° °°°°°°°° ° ° N Hadoop is a platform with portfolio of projects

13. A Hadoop distribution is a package of projects

14. With many contributors

15. Business applications of Hadoop

16. New analytic applications from new data

18. Challenges with implementing Hadoop

19. Why Cloud + Big Data? Speed Scale Economics Always Up, Always On Open and flexibleTime to value Data of all Volume, Variety, Velocity Massive Compute and Storage Deployment expertise

20. Benefits of Cloud Unlimited elastic scale Auto geo redundancy No hardware costs Pay only for what you need $0 Why Hadoop in the Cloud?

21. Scenarios For Deploying Hadoop As Hybrid

23. Introducing Azure HDInsight

24. Microsoft contributions to Hadoop

26. HDInsight Built for Windows or Linux

27. HDInsight Supports Hive Hadoop 2.0

28. HDInsight Supports HBase Data Node Task Tracker Name Node Job Tracker HMaster Coordination Region Server

29. HDInsight Supports Mahout

30. HDInsight Supports Storm Stream processin g Search and query Data analytics (Excel) Web/thick client dashboards Devices to take action

31. HDInsight Supports Spark

32. HDInsight Allows You To Add Hadoop Projects

33. Microsoft Makes Hadoop Easier Deep Visual Studio Integration Debug Hive jobs through Yarn logs or troubleshoot Storm topologies Visualize Hadoop clusters, tables, and storage Submit Hive queries, Storm topologies (C# or Java spouts/bolts) IntelliSense

34. Introducing Azure HDInsight

35. Why Microsoft Azure? Azure Storage

36. No hardware challenges $0

37. Deployed in minutes

38. Mission Critical, Enterprise Ready

39. Maintenance done for you

40. Low Cost $£€¥

41. Introducing Azure HDInsight

42. Bringing Hadoop to a billion people

43. Cloud

47. Get Started

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