Yahoo!, Big Data, and Microsoft BI: Bigger and Better Together
summary
Yahoo builds a Tau analytics pipeline that combines Hadoop (2 PB in a 14 PB cluster) with Oracle staging and SSAS cubing to serve ad optimization queries in seconds. The system ingests about 3.5 billion ad impressions per day, loads roughly 464 billion rows per quarter, and maintains a 26 terabyte cube partitioned hourly and by market. Average ad-hoc query times run ~2s in Tableau and ~5s for web reports; processing uses 48 cores/256 GB nodes. A one percent sample for uniques and frequency supplies usable distincts until full-scale distinct-count solutions mature.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Yahoo and Microsoft BI intro
- 1:27Business case for BI with Hadoop
- 3:56Yahoo ad network optimization
- 15:13Hadoop’s role in big data
- 27:55BI cube challenges
- 33:14Big data analytics challenges
- 43:05Hadoop to Analysis Services
- 45:50Data sorting in BI
- 53:11Geeky references and giveaway
- 56:00Demo of Yahoo BI tools
- 1:05:00Q&A
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