At IIHT's engineering programmers in Big Data and Hadoop, you will learn Java Fundamentals, Hadoop Fundamentals, HDFS, MapReduce, Spark, Hive, PigLatin, HBase, Sqoop, Yarn, MongoDB and Hadoop Security. All those students as well as professionals who want to enter the vast world of Big Data and look forward to a rewarding career in analytics can go for this programmer.

1. Big data and Hadoop training opens up new opportunities
Thinking of what will be in store for you in the increasingly
competitive job market after you have completed your training!
That’s one question that gives jobs seekers in the IT sector sleepless
nights, just as they are about to complete their training courses and
hoping against hope how best they can kick-start their career with a
reasonably good maiden pay-packet.
No need to worry!
But don’t worry. There are always some training courses that stand
out and in much demand from the IT industry. Big data and Hadoop
training fall in that category. Though the technology has been there
for some time it is only of late that with the proliferation of big data
and need for their management and analytics the training in big data
and Hadoop have gained currency.
Training makes sense
It goes without saying that in today’s market, acquiring requisite skills
and training in the handling of Hadoop technologies makes ample
sense. There is a tremendous demand for trained professionals in the
field. This spurt in demand for industry-ready Hadoop trained
professionals have to do with the rapid rise in the use of the
technology by both the IT and non-IT industry.
Rising demand
The need for seamless handling of data has concomitantly created a
clear preference for Hadoop by sectors like Finance, retail, healthcare,
agriculture, sports, energy, utilities, media, etc. That entails a huge

2. opportunity for Hadoop trained professionals. The good news for
candidates seeking to get trained in Hadoop is that now world class
online training facilities are also available for them from renowned
IT-skill-gap training institutes like IIHT, not to speak of their
worldwide training centres.
Training programme
A typical big data Hadoop training programme encompasses Java
fundamentals, Hadoop fundamentals, HDFS, MapReduce, Spark,
Hive, Pig and Latin, HBase, Sqooop, Yarn, MongoDB, Hadoop
Security, etc. Students learn to undertake Data analytics with the help
of Pig & Hive.
Hands on experiene
Students get a thorough understanding of Hadoop set up such as
Flume, Apache Oozie, workflow scheduler, etc. learn Sqoop during
the training session. All the theoretical learning processes have to be
supported by a comprehensive hands-on training in setting up
different configuration of Hadoop cluster, etc. Hadoop is also
considered to be the operating system for distributed HDFS - data file
system.
Increasing use
Improved global connectivity and cloud computing have brought big
data Hadoop into sharp focus. Instead of spending on setting up costly
data storage infrastructure enterprises can now pay only for
processing power for purchasing storage depending on their specific
requirements.
Global brands
Today global IT firms liks Google and Yahoo use big data and
Hadoop for their search engines. It is the Google that has popularised
MapReduce because it enables easy distribution of works into small

3. portions across a large number of nodes for mapping or processing
purposes. What comes out of mapping in the form of results are then
analysed to arrive at a final answer by reducing big data into relevant
information.
Training useful
Training in Hadoop engineering skills have assumes importance as
global brands like Netflix, Google, IBM, Cloudera, Yahoo, Apple,
Dell, Nokia, eBay, Hortonworks, Wells Fargo, EMC, Walmart,
Fidelity Investments, NASDAQ, Verizon Facebook, Amazon, etc.
have since decided to switch over to Hadoop. And, there are an
increasing number of new players who have been jumping the
Hadoop bandwagon to reduce cost and increase competence.
More details
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