Cloudera Data Science Workbench: sparklyr, implyr, and More - dplyr Interfac...Cloudera, Inc.
You like to use R, and you need to use big data. dplyr, one of the most popular packages for R, makes it easy to query large data sets in scalable processing engines like Apache Spark and Apache Impala.
But there can be pitfalls: dplyr works differently with different data sources—and those differences can bite you if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Ian Cook is a data scientist, an R contributor, and a curriculum developer at Cloudera University. In this webinar, Ian will show you exactly what you need to know about sparklyr (from RStudio) and the package implyr (from Cloudera). He will show you how to write dplyr code that works across these different interfaces. And, he will solve mysteries:
Do I need to know SQL to use dplyr?
When is a “tbl” not a “tibble”?
Why is 1 not always equal to 1?
When should you collect(), collapse(), and compute()?
How can you use dplyr to combine data stored in different systems?
3 things to learn:
Do I need to know SQL to use dplyr?
When should you collect(), collapse(), and compute()?
How can you use dplyr to combine data stored in different systems?
One key benefit of Hadoop is its ability to support multiple access frameworks, so users of all types always have access to the best tool for the job. These purpose-built frameworks can open up a variety of powerful use cases, but only if you know which one to use and when.
Join us to discuss the three "SQL-on-Hadoop" frameworks available in Cloudera's platform and learn:
- What audiences and use cases Hive, Impala, and SparkSQL are best for
- Why an interactive SQL tool like Impala is still essential for BI
- Future work planned for these "SQL-on-Hadoop" technologies
Cloudera Data Science Workbench: sparklyr, implyr, and More - dplyr Interfac...Cloudera, Inc.
You like to use R, and you need to use big data. dplyr, one of the most popular packages for R, makes it easy to query large data sets in scalable processing engines like Apache Spark and Apache Impala.
But there can be pitfalls: dplyr works differently with different data sources—and those differences can bite you if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Ian Cook is a data scientist, an R contributor, and a curriculum developer at Cloudera University. In this webinar, Ian will show you exactly what you need to know about sparklyr (from RStudio) and the package implyr (from Cloudera). He will show you how to write dplyr code that works across these different interfaces. And, he will solve mysteries:
Do I need to know SQL to use dplyr?
When is a “tbl” not a “tibble”?
Why is 1 not always equal to 1?
When should you collect(), collapse(), and compute()?
How can you use dplyr to combine data stored in different systems?
3 things to learn:
Do I need to know SQL to use dplyr?
When should you collect(), collapse(), and compute()?
How can you use dplyr to combine data stored in different systems?
One key benefit of Hadoop is its ability to support multiple access frameworks, so users of all types always have access to the best tool for the job. These purpose-built frameworks can open up a variety of powerful use cases, but only if you know which one to use and when.
Join us to discuss the three "SQL-on-Hadoop" frameworks available in Cloudera's platform and learn:
- What audiences and use cases Hive, Impala, and SparkSQL are best for
- Why an interactive SQL tool like Impala is still essential for BI
- Future work planned for these "SQL-on-Hadoop" technologies
Doug Cutting discusses:
- A brief history of Spark and its rise in popularity across developers and enterprises
- Spark's advantages over MapReduce
- The One Platform Initiative and the roadmap for Spark
- The future of data processing in Hadoop
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Spark MLlib is a library for performing machine learning and associated tasks on massive datasets. With MLlib, fitting a machine-learning model to a billion observations can take only a few lines of code, and leverage hundreds of machines. This talk will demonstrate how to use Spark MLlib to fit an ML model that can predict which customers of a telecommunications company are likely to stop using their service. It will cover the use of Spark's DataFrames API for fast data manipulation, as well as ML Pipelines for making the model development and refinement process easier.
Deciding the deployment model is critical when enterprises adopt Hadoop. Initially, the bare metal (on-premise cluster with physical servers) model was popular to avoid I/O overhead in the virtualized environments. However, these days, cloud is also a contending option with its compelling cost savings, and ease of operation. To aid in assessing the deployment options, Accenture Technology Labs developed Accenture Data Platform Benchmark suite, a total cost of ownership (TCO) model and has tuned and compared performance of bare metal Hadoop clusters and Hadoop cloud service. Interestingly enough, the study discovered that price/performance ratio is not a critical factor in making a Hadoop deployment decision. Employing empirical and systemic analyses, the study resulted in comparable price/performance ratio from both bare metal Hadoop clusters and Hadoop-as-a-service. Moreover, cheaper purchasing options (e.g., long term contracts) provides better ratio than the bare metal one in many cases. Thus, this result debunks the idea that the cloud is not suitable to Hadoop MapReduce workloads due to their heavy I/O requirements. Furthermore, the study finds that the Hadoop default configuration provides ample headroom for performance tuning, and the cloud infrastructure enables even further performance tuning opportunities.
Time and again, research shows organisations are held back in their digital transformation because of a lack of skills. A recent IDC survey shows it's the case for nearly half of all organisations when it comes to specialist big data and data science skills. As an organisation, how do you know you're hiring the right people to close the gap? As an individual, how do you prove you know what you're doing?
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The slide deck I presented at NYC Big Data Meetup just before Strata + Hadoop World 2015. It goes into details on what's different about running Hadoop in the cloud, main use case and some lessons learned from working with customers.
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Data Science and Machine Learning for the EnterpriseCloudera, Inc.
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Simplifying Hadoop with RecordService, A Secure and Unified Data Access Path ...Cloudera, Inc.
SFHUG presentation from February 2, 2016. One of the key values of the Hadoop ecosystem is its flexibility. There is a myriad of components that make up this ecosystem, allowing Hadoop to tackle otherwise intractable problems. However, having so many components provides a significant integration, implementation, and usability burden. Features that ought to work in all the components often require sizable per-component effort to ensure correctness across the stack.
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Lenni discusses the architecture of the service and the integration work done for MapReduce and Spark. Many existing applications on those frameworks can take advantage of the service with little to no modification. Lenni demonstrates how this provides fine grain (column level and row level) security, through Sentry integration, and improves performance for existing MapReduce and Spark applications by up to 5×. Lenni concludes by discussing how this architecture can enable significant future improvements to the Hadoop ecosystem.
About the speaker: Lenni Kuff is an engineering manager at Cloudera. Before joining Cloudera, he worked at Microsoft on a number of projects including SQL Server storage engine, SQL Azure, and Hadoop on Azure. Lenni graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with degrees in computer science and computer engineering.
Unlock Hadoop Success with Cloudera Navigator OptimizerCloudera, Inc.
Cloudera Navigator Optimizer analyzes existing SQL workloads to provide instant insights into your workloads and turns that into an intelligent optimization strategy so you can unlock peak performance and efficiency with Hadoop.
Part 2: Cloudera’s Operational Database: Unlocking New Benefits in the CloudCloudera, Inc.
3 Things to Learn About:
*On-premises versus the cloud
*Design & benefits of real-time operational data in the cloud
*Best practices and architectural considerations
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Aishwarya Venkataraman, Jason Wang, Mala Ramakrishnan, Stefan Salandy, and Vinithra Varadharajan lead a deep dive into running data analytic workloads in a managed service capacity in the public cloud and highlight cloud infrastructure best practices.
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[db tech showcase OSS 2017] A11: How Percona is Different, and How We Support...Insight Technology, Inc.
Why and how was Percona started? What are the differences between Percona, MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB? What solutions and open source software does Percona offer, and when and why should you use them? If you have wondered about any of these questions, please join this presentation by Peter Zaitsev, Percona’s Co-Founder and CEO, to get the answers and learn more about why Percona is an unbiased champion of open source database solutions.
Hadoop 3.0 has been years in the making, and now it's finally arriving. Andrew Wang and Daniel Templeton offer an overview of new features, including HDFS erasure coding, YARN Timeline Service v2, YARN federation, and much more, and discuss current release management status and community testing efforts dedicated to making Hadoop 3.0 the best Hadoop major release yet.
Edge to ai analytics from edge to cloud with efficient movement of machine dataTimothy Spann
This is my talk from DataWorks Summit Barcelona at 2pm on Thursday March 21, 2019.
https://dataworkssummit.com/barcelona-2019/session/edge-to-ai-analytics-from-edge-to-cloud-with-efficient-movement-of-machine-data/
Timothy Spann
Senior Solutions Engineer
Cloudera, formerly Hortonworks, Pivotal.
It shows how to run AI on edge devices, in NiFi flows and in CDSW.
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- Spark's advantages over MapReduce
- The One Platform Initiative and the roadmap for Spark
- The future of data processing in Hadoop
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Spark MLlib is a library for performing machine learning and associated tasks on massive datasets. With MLlib, fitting a machine-learning model to a billion observations can take only a few lines of code, and leverage hundreds of machines. This talk will demonstrate how to use Spark MLlib to fit an ML model that can predict which customers of a telecommunications company are likely to stop using their service. It will cover the use of Spark's DataFrames API for fast data manipulation, as well as ML Pipelines for making the model development and refinement process easier.
Deciding the deployment model is critical when enterprises adopt Hadoop. Initially, the bare metal (on-premise cluster with physical servers) model was popular to avoid I/O overhead in the virtualized environments. However, these days, cloud is also a contending option with its compelling cost savings, and ease of operation. To aid in assessing the deployment options, Accenture Technology Labs developed Accenture Data Platform Benchmark suite, a total cost of ownership (TCO) model and has tuned and compared performance of bare metal Hadoop clusters and Hadoop cloud service. Interestingly enough, the study discovered that price/performance ratio is not a critical factor in making a Hadoop deployment decision. Employing empirical and systemic analyses, the study resulted in comparable price/performance ratio from both bare metal Hadoop clusters and Hadoop-as-a-service. Moreover, cheaper purchasing options (e.g., long term contracts) provides better ratio than the bare metal one in many cases. Thus, this result debunks the idea that the cloud is not suitable to Hadoop MapReduce workloads due to their heavy I/O requirements. Furthermore, the study finds that the Hadoop default configuration provides ample headroom for performance tuning, and the cloud infrastructure enables even further performance tuning opportunities.
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Discusses what to consider when writing a facial recognition application and how to scale it on multiple nodes using Spark. The approach discusses tools like OpenCV and dlib for traditional approaches and Tensorflow for inference to create embeddings\features.
Data Science and Machine Learning for the EnterpriseCloudera, Inc.
Overview of Machine Learning and how the Cloudera Data Science Workbench provides full access to data while supporting IT SLAs. The presentation includes details on Fast Forward Labs and The Value of Interpretability in Models.
Simplifying Hadoop with RecordService, A Secure and Unified Data Access Path ...Cloudera, Inc.
SFHUG presentation from February 2, 2016. One of the key values of the Hadoop ecosystem is its flexibility. There is a myriad of components that make up this ecosystem, allowing Hadoop to tackle otherwise intractable problems. However, having so many components provides a significant integration, implementation, and usability burden. Features that ought to work in all the components often require sizable per-component effort to ensure correctness across the stack.
Lenni Kuff explores RecordService, a new solution to this problem that provides an API to read data from Hadoop storage managers and return them as canonical records. This eliminates the need for components to support individual file formats, handle security, perform auditing, and implement sophisticated IO scheduling and other common processing that is at the bottom of any computation.
Lenni discusses the architecture of the service and the integration work done for MapReduce and Spark. Many existing applications on those frameworks can take advantage of the service with little to no modification. Lenni demonstrates how this provides fine grain (column level and row level) security, through Sentry integration, and improves performance for existing MapReduce and Spark applications by up to 5×. Lenni concludes by discussing how this architecture can enable significant future improvements to the Hadoop ecosystem.
About the speaker: Lenni Kuff is an engineering manager at Cloudera. Before joining Cloudera, he worked at Microsoft on a number of projects including SQL Server storage engine, SQL Azure, and Hadoop on Azure. Lenni graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with degrees in computer science and computer engineering.
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*On-premises versus the cloud
*Design & benefits of real-time operational data in the cloud
*Best practices and architectural considerations
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[db tech showcase OSS 2017] A11: How Percona is Different, and How We Support...Insight Technology, Inc.
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Edge to ai analytics from edge to cloud with efficient movement of machine dataTimothy Spann
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https://dataworkssummit.com/barcelona-2019/session/edge-to-ai-analytics-from-edge-to-cloud-with-efficient-movement-of-machine-data/
Timothy Spann
Senior Solutions Engineer
Cloudera, formerly Hortonworks, Pivotal.
It shows how to run AI on edge devices, in NiFi flows and in CDSW.
Machine Learning in the Enterprise 2019 Timothy Spann
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The Edge to AI Deep Dive Barcelona Meetup March 2019Timothy Spann
The Edge to AI Deep Dive Barcelona Meetup March 2019
A deep dive demo of using MiNiFi, NiFi, CDSW for real-time AI at the edge, in a local cluster, in the cloud and in a Data Science platform at scale with real-time streaming and data storage.
Apache NiFi, MiNiFi, NiFi Registry, Cloudera Data Science Workbench (CDSW), Python, Pyspark, Spark SQL, Apache Calcite, Apache Parquet, Apache MXNet, GluonCV.
Cloud-Native Machine Learning: Emerging Trends and the Road AheadDataWorks Summit
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Big data journey to the cloud 5.30.18 asher bartchCloudera, Inc.
We hope this session was valuable in teaching you more about Cloudera Enterprise on AWS, and how fast and easy it is to deploy a modern data management platform—in your cloud and on your terms.
26Oct2023_Adding Generative AI to Real-Time Streaming Pipelines_ NYC MeetupTimothy Spann
26Oct2023_ Adding Generative AI to Real-Time Streaming Pipelines_ NYC Meetup.pdf
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We're at StarTree, excited to join forces with our friends at Cloudera, for a meetup that is all about The Latest in Real-Time Analytics: Generative AI and LLM, featuring Apache Pinot and Apache NiFi.
Join us for an insightful discussion about cutting-edge analytics, meet the community in person, and catch up over drinks and snacks.
What's the plan ?
05:30-06:00 Pizza and Networking
06:00-06:35 Adding Generative AI to Real-Time Streaming Pipelines | Tim Spann, Principal Developer Advocate, Cloudera
06:35-07:10 Apache Pinot and Kafka an excellent pairing for refined palates | Tim Veil, VP of Solutions Engineering and Enablement, StarTree
07:10-07:20 QNA
07:20- 07:30 More Snacks and Networking ;)
**Important**
Seats are limited
Please complete your registration in this short form.
Adding Generative AI to Real-Time Streaming Pipelines | Timothy Spann
In this talk, Tim will discuss the basics of real-time streaming, walk through the tools used including Apache NiFi, Apache Kafka and Apache Flink and show how to build a real-time streaming pipeline that sends prompts to LLMs hosted by the likes of Hugging Face, IBM and Cloudera. He will also discuss where real-time data stores like Apache Pinot come into play.
He will show a detailed demonstration of a few use cases involving different sources of data including Kafka, Medium Articles and interactive Question and Response in Slack. He will then show you how you can build your own and where areas of growth exist.
Tim Spann is a Principal Developer Advocate in Data In Motion for Cloudera. He works with Apache NiFi, Apache Kafka, Apache Pulsar, Apache Flink, Flink SQL, Apache Pinot, Trino, Apache Iceberg, DeltaLake, Apache Spark, Big Data, IoT, Cloud, AI/DL, machine learning, and deep learning. Tim has over ten years of experience with the IoT, big data, distributed computing, messaging, streaming technologies, and Java programming. Previously, he was a Developer Advocate at StreamNative, Principal DataFlow Field Engineer at Cloudera, a Senior Solutions Engineer at Hortonworks, a Senior Solutions Architect at AirisData, a Senior Field Engineer at Pivotal and a Team Leader at HPE. He blogs for DZone, where he is the Big Data Zone leader, and runs a popular meetup in Princeton & NYC on Big Data, Cloud, IoT, deep learning, streaming, NiFi, the blockchain, and Spark. Tim is a frequent speaker at conferences such as ApacheCon, DeveloperWeek, Pulsar Summit and many more.
https://github.com/tspannhw/SpeakerProfile
Apache Pinot and Kafka an excellent pairing for refined palates | Tim Veil
The other Tim, Tim Veil, will dive into the history and architect
Introducing Cloudera Data Science Workbench for HDP 2.12.19Cloudera, Inc.
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Deep learning expands boundaries of the possible. Detecting fraud. Predicting claims. Diagnosing cancer. Deep learning solves these problems and many others. However, organizations struggle to make deep learning work. Cloudera—with tools like the Cloudera Data Science Workbench—helps you bring deep learning to your data, for new insights and applications. A demonstration of Cloudera Data Science Workbench is included in the webinar.
Enabling Deep Learning in IoT Applications with Apache MXNetAmazon Web Services
by Pratap Ramamurthy, SDM and Hagay Lupesko SDM
Many state of the art deep learning models have hefty compute, storage and power consumption requirements which make them impractical or difficult to use on resource-constrained devices. In this TechTalk, you'll learn why Apache MXNet, an open Source library for Deep Learning, is IoT-friendly in many ways. In addition, you'll learn how services like Amazon SageMaker, AWS Lambda, AWS Greengrass, and AWS DeepLens make it easy to deploy MXNet models on edge devices.
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