Description: The administration of Apache HBase is a fundamental component to understand. HBase can be managed using the Java client API and can also be integrated with MapReduce to perform additional tasks that will help obtain maximum performance. This course will discuss and show how to implement filters to limit the results returned from a scan operation. It will also demonstrate how to administer the HBase cluster and instance and perform backup and restore operations. Using MapReduce is also discussed.
Target Audience: Administrators and developers who need experience using Hbase
Duration: 01:58
Description: Apache HBase is written in Java and therefore there are multiple ways to access HBase using various clients. One client is the HBase shell, which is a command-line utility that provides client and administrative operations. HBase also provides access through the use of a Java client API to provide basic and advanced client and administrative operations. This course will discuss and demonstrate the various tasks you can accomplish using the shell and Java client API, including creating tables, reading and writing data, and updating and deleting.
Target Audience: Administrators and developers who need experience using HBase
Duration: 02:07
Description: Apache HBase is a NoSQL column-oriented database that provides big data storage for semi-structured data. It runs on HDFS and ZooKeeper and can be integrated with MapReduce. In a column-oriented database, data in a column is stored together using column families rather than in a row. The physical architecture uses a Master-Slave relationship and distributes the data in a cluster-like format. This course will show how to install HBase and discuss the HBase architecture and data modeling designs.
Target Audience: Administrators and developers who need experience using HBase
Duration: 01:40