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WELCOME.Netter Tech Summit- 2015 RUET

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BIG DATA

Md. Delwar HossainSr. Software Engineer, desme Bangladsh.Skype: delwar_databiz

E-mail: [email protected]

Linkedin: delwar-hossain

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What is Big Data?

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Data Size MeasurementUnit Name

Symbal

Size

Kilobyte KB 10^3

Megabyte MB 10^6

Gigabyte GB 10^9

Terabyte TB 10^12

Petabyte PB 10^15

Exabyte EB 10^18

Zettabyte ZB 10^21

Yottabyte YB 10^24

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Big Data Depending on traditional system

Traditional Software Tools

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Lots of DataData come from many quarters.

Social media sites

Sensors

Business transactions

Location-based

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Dimensions of Big Data

Volume: large volumes of data

Velocity: quickly moving data

Variety: structure, unstructured, images, audios,

videos etc.

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Why Big Data?

Business value outcomes tied to

the business strategy resulting

from business decisions.

Higher productivity, faster time

to complete tasks

Lower total cost of ownership

and greater efficiencies in IT

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Big Data Technologies Operational

NoSQL

Analytical

Hadoop

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Problem in RDBMS Scalability Semi-structured and

unstructured Data.

High Velocity

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Some concept NoSQL Schema less : data structure is not predefined

Focus on retrieval of data and appending new data

Focus on key-value data stores that can be used to locate

data objects

Focus on supporting storage of large quantities of

unstructured data

SQL is not used for storage or retrieval of data

No ACID (atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability)

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MongoDB Built for cloud

Scale out architecture

Agility afforded by cloud

computing

Sharding automatically

distributes data evenly across

multi-node clusters

Automatically manages

redundant servers. (replica

sets)

Horizontal scalality

Application

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How do you start ?

Visit: www.mongodb.org

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Thank you!