Integrating SQL Server Analysis Services with Hadoop
summary
Shows a working pipeline that ingests IIS web logs into a Cloudera quickstart VM, creates Hive tables and views, and exposes that data to Analysis Services so cubes and tabular models query it. Demonstrates Hive ODBC + linked server for multidimensional SSAS and tabular connects direct via ODBC, uses SSDT for development, notes need for 32‑bit dev drivers vs 64‑bit production, and reports demos succeed though query latency can be significant on large file sets.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:09Sponsors
- 7:23Hadoop Architecture
- 9:40The Big Data Bandwagon
- 32:32Odbc Data Source Administrative Window
- 44:42Difference between a Multi-Dimensional and a Tabular Model
- 47:42Configuring Hive Odbc Drivers
- 57:14Is It Possible To Link To Hadoop Directly from Ss Is To Read Write without Creating Linked Server
- 1:01:04Do We Need To Create Same Odbc Dsn Name in 32 vs 64 Bit
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