APACHE SQOOP
Specialization | 4 Course Series
This Sqoop Training Course includes 4 courses with 8+ hours of video tutorials and One year access. You will get to learn the concepts and application of Apache Sqoop and how to work on transferring data between relational databases and Hadoop.
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What you'll get
- 8+ Hours
- 4 Courses
- Course Completion Certificates
- One year access
- Self-paced Courses
- Technical Support
- Mobile App Access
- Case Studies
Synopsis
- Courses: You get access to all videos for the lifetime
- Hours: 8+ Video Hours
- Core Coverage: Learn the concepts and application of Apache Sqoop and how to work on transferring data between relational databases and Hadoop
- Course Validity: One year access
- Eligibility: Anyone serious about learning Hadoop or Apache Sqoop and wants to make a career in this Field
- Pre-Requisites: Basic knowledge about Hadoop would be preferable
- What do you get? Certificate of Completion for the course
- Certification Type: Course Completion Certificates
- Verifiable Certificates? Yes, you get verifiable certificates for each 4 course, and project with a unique link. These link can be included in your resume or LinkedIn profile to showcase your enhanced skills
- Type of Training: Video Course – Self Paced Learning
Content
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MODULE 1: Apache Sqoop Essentials Training
Courses No. of Hours Certificates Details Sqoop - Beginners 1h 28m âś” Sqoop - Intermediate 2h 15m âś” -
MODULE 2: Learning from Practicals
Courses No. of Hours Certificates Details Sqoop Project - HR Data Analytics 2h 15m âś” Project on Hadoop - Social Media Analysis using HIVE/PIG/MapReduce/Sqoop 3h 34m âś”
Sample Certificate
Requirements
- For all of the courses, there exist some other technologies on which it is dependent. These technologies are considered as a prerequisite. If we talk about learning Sqoop, there are some basic concepts that you should be aware of to learn this course. The very first things are the basic idea of working with the command line. If you have an idea about working with the command line, you will be able to understand how to interact with this application. The next thing is a good idea for Hadoop. Since the data is supposed to be moved to Hadoop, you should be aware of how the data should be stored in the backend. Also, you should be having a basic understanding of the database as you will be working to import data from there only. If you are having a basic idea of these concepts, you will find it very easy to learn this course.
Target Audience
- The course serves everyone willing to learn Sqoop for the purpose to extend their knowledge or to begin their career in this technology. The professional who has experience in some other technology and wants to jump in Sqoop can be the best target audience for this course. They will be learning Sqoop from the very basic to the advanced level. The professional who is working in other verticals of Hadoop and wants to learn Sqoop also can be the best target audience for this application. They will be learning the advanced level concepts of this application. The trainers who are already training folk in Hadoop and want to jump in learning Sqoop can also be the best target audience for this course. They will be able to train folks right after finishing this course.
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All clear! In short you can understand which tool to use for which job. For example, if you are comfortable with Java you would easily get along with MapReducer which delegates the task, performs them and understands unstructured and structured data, run on most of languages, more high level is Pig and runs on its own Pig Latin language. For Data Analysis without Data Processing you can take Hive on board, also it's much like SQL.
Julie Pasichnyk