Large Scale ETL with Hadoop

Large Scale ETL with Hadoop Headline Goes Here Eric Sammer | Principal Solution Architect Speaker Name or Subhead Goes Here @esammer Strata + Hadoop World 20121

ETL is like “REST” or “Disaster Recovery”2

ETL is like “REST” or “Disaster Recovery” Everyone deﬁnes it differently (and loves to ﬁght about it)2

ETL is like “REST” or “Disaster Recovery” Everyone deﬁnes it differently (and loves to ﬁght about it) It’s more of a problem/solution space than a thing2

ETL is like “REST” or “Disaster Recovery” Everyone deﬁnes it differently (and loves to ﬁght about it) It’s more of a problem/solution space than a thing Hard to generalize without being lossy in some way2

ETL is like “REST” or “Disaster Recovery” Everyone deﬁnes it differently (and loves to ﬁght about it) It’s more of a problem/solution space than a thing Hard to generalize without being lossy in some way Worst, it’s trivial at face value, complicated in practice2

So why is ETL hard?3

So why is ETL hard? It’s not because ƒ(A) → B is hard (anymore)3

So why is ETL hard? It’s not because ƒ(A) → B is hard (anymore) Data integration3

So why is ETL hard? It’s not because ƒ(A) → B is hard (anymore) Data integration Organization and management3

So why is ETL hard? It’s not because ƒ(A) → B is hard (anymore) Data integration Organization and management Process orchestration and scheduling3

So why is ETL hard? It’s not because ƒ(A) → B is hard (anymore) Data integration Organization and management Process orchestration and scheduling Accessibility3

So why is ETL hard? It’s not because ƒ(A) → B is hard (anymore) Data integration Organization and management Process orchestration and scheduling Accessibility How it all ﬁts together3

Hadoop is two components4

Hadoop is two components HDFS – Massive, redundant data storage4

Hadoop is two components HDFS – Massive, redundant data storage MapReduce – Batch-oriented data processing at scale4

The ecosystem brings additional functionality5

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce5

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce Hive, Pig, Cascading, ...5

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce File, relational, and streaming data integration6

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce File, relational, and streaming data integration Flume, Sqoop, WebHDFS, ...6

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce File, relational, and streaming data integration Process orchestration and scheduling7

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce File, relational, and streaming data integration Process orchestration and scheduling Oozie, Azkaban, ...7

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce File, relational, and streaming data integration Process orchestration and scheduling Libraries for parsing and text extraction8

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce File, relational, and streaming data integration Process orchestration and scheduling Libraries for parsing and text extraction Tika, ?, ...8

The ecosystem brings additional functionality Higher level languages and abstractions on MapReduce File, relational, and streaming data integration Process orchestration and scheduling Libraries for parsing and text extraction ...and now low latency query with Impala9

To truly scale ETL, separate infrastructure from processes10

To truly scale ETL, separate infrastructure from processes, and make it a macro-level service11

To truly scale ETL, separate infrastructure from processes, and make it a macro-level service (composed of other services).12

The services of ETL13

The services of ETL Process Repository13

The services of ETL Process Repository Metadata Repository13

The services of ETL Process Repository Metadata Repository Scheduling13

The services of ETL Process Repository Metadata Repository Scheduling Process Orchestration13

The services of ETL Process Repository Metadata Repository Scheduling Process Orchestration Integration Adapters or Channels13

The services of ETL Process Repository Metadata Repository Scheduling Process Orchestration Integration Adapters or Channels Service and Process Instrumentation and Collection13

What do we have today?14

What do we have today? HDFS and MapReduce – The core14

What do we have today? HDFS and MapReduce – The core Flume – Streaming event data integration14

What do we have today? HDFS and MapReduce – The core Flume – Streaming event data integration Sqoop – Batch exchange of relational database tables14

What do we have today? HDFS and MapReduce – The core Flume – Streaming event data integration Sqoop – Batch exchange of relational database tables Oozie – Process orchestration and basic scheduling14

What do we have today? HDFS and MapReduce – The core Flume – Streaming event data integration Sqoop – Batch exchange of relational database tables Oozie – Process orchestration and basic scheduling Impala – Fast analysis of data quality14

MapReduce is the assembly language of data processing15

MapReduce is the assembly language of data processing “Simple things are hard, but hard things are possible”15

MapReduce is the assembly language of data processing “Simple things are hard, but hard things are possible” Comparatively low level15

MapReduce is the assembly language of data processing “Simple things are hard, but hard things are possible” Comparatively low level Java knowledge required15

MapReduce is the assembly language of data processing “Simple things are hard, but hard things are possible” Comparatively low level Java knowledge required Use higher level tools where possible15

Data organization in HDFS16

Data organization in HDFS Standard ﬁle system tricks to make operations atomic16

Data organization in HDFS Standard ﬁle system tricks to make operations atomic Use a well-deﬁned structure that supports tooling16

Data organization in HDFS – Hierarchy /intent /category /application (optional) /dataset /partitions /files Examples: /data/fraud/txs/2012-01-01/20120101-00.avro /data/fraud/txs/2012-01-01/20120101-01.avro /group/research/model-17/training-txs/part-00000.avro /group/research/model-17/training-txs/part-00001.avro /user/esammer/scratch/foo/17

A view of data integration18

Event headers:({ ((app:((1234, ((type:(321 ((ts:(((<epoch> }, body:(((<bytes> Syslog) Events Flume)Agent HDFS Flume) Applica7on) (Channel)1) /data/ops/syslog/2012P01P01/ Events Flume) /data/web/core/2012P01P01/ (Channel)2) /data/web/retail/2012P01P01/ Clickstream) Events Relational Data /data/pos/US/NY/17/2012P01P01/ Flume) /data/pos/US/CA/42/2012P01P01/ Point)of)Sale) (Channel)3) Events Sqoop Web)App) (Job)1) Database /data/wdb/<database>/<table>/ Streaming Data /data/edw/<database>/<table>/ Sqoop EDW (Job)2)19

Structure data in tiers20

Structure data in tiers A clear hierarchy of source/derived relationships20

Structure data in tiers A clear hierarchy of source/derived relationships One step on the road to proper lineage20

Structure data in tiers A clear hierarchy of source/derived relationships One step on the road to proper lineage Simple “fault and rebuild” processes20

Structure data in tiers A clear hierarchy of source/derived relationships One step on the road to proper lineage Simple “fault and rebuild” processes Examples20

Structure data in tiers A clear hierarchy of source/derived relationships One step on the road to proper lineage Simple “fault and rebuild” processes Examples Tier 0 – Raw data from source systems20

Structure data in tiers A clear hierarchy of source/derived relationships One step on the road to proper lineage Simple “fault and rebuild” processes Examples Tier 0 – Raw data from source systems Tier 1 – Derived from 0, cleansed, normalized20

Structure data in tiers A clear hierarchy of source/derived relationships One step on the road to proper lineage Simple “fault and rebuild” processes Examples Tier 0 – Raw data from source systems Tier 1 – Derived from 0, cleansed, normalized Tier 2 – Derived from 1, aggregated20

HDFS%(Tier%0) HDFS%(Tier%1) /data/ops/syslog/2012G01G01/ /data/repor9ng/sessionsGday/YYYYGMMGDD/ Sessioniza9on /data/web/core/2012G01G01/ /data/repor9ng/eventsGday/YYYYGMMGDD/ /data/web/retail/2012G01G01/ /data/pos/US/NY/17/2012G01G01/ Event%Report%Aggrega9on /data/repor9ng/eventsGhour/YYYYGMMGDD/ /data/pos/US/CA/42/2012G01G01/ /data/wdb/<database>/<table>/ Inventory%Reconcilia9on HDFS%(For%export) /data/edw/<database>/<table>/ /export/edw/inventory/itemGdiﬀ/<ts>/21

There’s a lot to do22

There’s a lot to do Build libraries or services to reveal higher-level interfaces22

There’s a lot to do Build libraries or services to reveal higher-level interfaces Data management and lifecycle events22

There’s a lot to do Build libraries or services to reveal higher-level interfaces Data management and lifecycle events Instrument jobs and services for performance/ quality22

There’s a lot to do Build libraries or services to reveal higher-level interfaces Data management and lifecycle events Instrument jobs and services for performance/ quality Metadata, metadata, metadata (metadata)22

There’s a lot to do Build libraries or services to reveal higher-level interfaces Data management and lifecycle events Instrument jobs and services for performance/ quality Metadata, metadata, metadata (metadata) Process (job) deployment, service location,22

To the contributors, potential and current23

To the contributors, potential and current We have work to do23

To the contributors, potential and current We have work to do Still way too much scaffolding work23

I’m out of time (for now)24

I’m out of time (for now) Join me for office hours – 1:40 - 2:20 in Rhinelander24

I’m out of time (for now) Join me for office hours – 1:40 - 2:20 in Rhinelander I’m signing copies of Hadoop Operations tonight24

Large Scale ETL with Hadoop

by esammer on Oct 29, 2012

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