Apache Zeppelin
summary
Apache Zeppelin presents a team-first data notebook that connects Spark, Python/pandas, SQL and supports 20+ languages and data stores (Solr, Elasticsearch, Cassandra, JDBC) inside a Docker-deployable web app. Demo shows live Spark jobs, pandas+SQL interoperability, a Solr streaming query that surfaces 1,544 nulls/duplicates, cron scheduling, and Git/S3-backed notebook versioning. A Helium-packaged visualization prototype runs as a shared URL and is later reimplemented in production, proving the workflow. Helium package manager cron scheduling and Git-like versioning
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20Why Zeppelin
- 3:30Data Notebooks
- 5:00Data Science vs Engineering
- 7:50Agenda
- 9:30Demo
- 10:55Spark Job
- 14:50Languages
- 16:15Hello World
- 21:36Cron
- 26:22Interpreters
- 33:51Recap
- 36:07Zeppelin vs Jupiter
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