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Hadoop: Lessons Learned

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A practical rundown of running Hadoop in production: a 20-node grep vs MapReduce test (1.5 GB per node) shows MapReduce overhead often outweighs benefit; an ETL on Amazon Elastic MapReduce cuts a migration from two weeks to two days; choose snappy compression for CPU/IO balance; prefer many reducers, use combiners and partitioners to cut IO, watch small-file pressure on the NameNode and append/record-reader quirks, and serialize with proto buffers for faster parsing — use Hadoop only if you must.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:20Why Hadoop
  3. 4:57HDFS
  4. 7:13Benchmarks
  5. 14:35Integration
  6. 22:15MapReduce
  7. 25:00Output
  8. 27:35Pipeline
  9. 28:50Append
  10. 29:25Serialization
  11. 30:30Map Writable
  12. 32:00GetBytes
  13. 32:50Iterator
  14. 33:45Leucine
  15. 34:25Data Structures
  16. 35:15Use many reducers
  17. 36:30Operations
  18. 37:00Hardware configuration
  19. 37:15Monitoring
  20. 38:27snappy
  21. 39:10Hadoop expired
  22. 40:25One major bug
  23. 41:15Record weirdness
  24. 42:30Replication factor
  25. 42:50Community
  26. 43:20Enterprise effect
  27. 44:40Incremental realtime
  28. 44:50Other projects
  29. 46:15Takeaway
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