Hadoop’s ability to handle large amounts of varied data has been a critical enabler of the big data revolution. Many organizations’ ambitions to become more data-driven, however, are held back by a shortage of resources as well as the time and expense needed to purchase and set up Hadoop’s hardware and software underpinnings. The cloud offers a natural alternative that overcomes these barriers and also promises superior economics with elastic scaling.
In this session, attendees will learn the key steps and best practices for implementing Hadoop in the cloud, to support a production-ready data lake use case. The process will be broken down into clear steps, including:
The session will conclude by sharing additional lessons learned, best practices and business outcomes.
Prat Moghe is the founder and CEO of Cazena. Prat is a successful big data entrepreneur with nearly 20 years of experience inventing next-generation products and building strong teams in the technology sector. Prior to founding Cazena, as SVP of strategy, products, and marketing at Netezza, Prat led a 400-person team that launched the latest-generation Netezza appliance, which led the market in price and performance. Netezza was acquired by IBM for $1.7B in 2010.
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