100% Big Data. 0% Hadoop. 0% Java.
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Pipeline description that decides: streaming Twitter feed ingests into queues, forks into immediate alerts and a store, stores records in react and runs MapReduce on the same nodes via a modified disco; Python NLP via nltk/tweepy trains a Naive Bayes classifier with trigram features and name lists. Numbers: 1.5 million tweets demo, ~7k messages per minute streaming, mapreduce on preloaded store in ~15s. Practical points: queue protects Riak/react, Erlang handles distribution, Rabbit/Zero glue, Hadoop/Java avoided.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:32Big Data for It Decision-Makers
- 7:37Use Case
- 16:17Lessons Learned
- 24:27Sentiment Analysis
- 27:29Frequently Asked Questions
- 29:18Why Did I Want To Use It To Run It on the Jvm
- 30:17Alternatives to the Java Ecosystem
- 38:03What Did We Learn about Big Data
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