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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Building HDP 2.6 on AWS, Part 2: the master nodes
This is part 2 in a series on how to build a Hortonworks Data Platform 2.6 cluster on AWS. In part 1 we created an edge node where we will later install Ambari Server. The next step is creating the … Continue reading
Posted in Howto, Learning Big Data
Tagged Amazon Web Services, AWS, cloning nodes, Hadoop, HDP, Hortonworks Data Platform, master node, Ubuntu Server
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Building HDP 2.6 on AWS, Part 1: the edge node
Installing Hortonworks Data Platform 2.6 on Amazon Web Services (Amazon’s cloud platform), how hard could it be? It’s click, click, next, next, confirm, right? Well-lll, not quite. Especially if HDP or AWS is new to you. There are many steps … Continue reading
Posted in Howto, Learning Big Data
Tagged Amazon Web Services, AWS, edge node, Hadoop, HDP, Hortonworks Data Platform, Ubuntu Server
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Quickly start of the Nifi crash course
As I said last in my last blogpost, I have followed the Apache NiFi crash course that Hortonworks provides. Now the tutorial describes several different scenarios and options and you have to read through that to find which you want. … Continue reading
Posted in Apache Products for Outsiders
Tagged Apache NiFi, Google Places API, HDP Sandbox, Hortonworks, tutorial
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The new product anxiety cycle
Am I the only one who has this? Let me know. Phase 1: Discovery of New Product Suddenly everybody talks about New Product. It’s said it changes everything. Articles about New Product appear on Hacker News for weeks. Then colleagues … Continue reading
My first experiences with Apache NiFi
There are a lot of data-related Apache products out there and it’s hard to keep up with all of them. There are several products to stream or flow data (what’s the difference?). Like Kafka, Storm, Flink and NiFi. Yes, all … Continue reading