Showing posts with label BigData. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BigData. Show all posts

Friday, April 25, 2014

Explore the power of Big Data analytics with Hadoop at dev@Impact

Will you be at at Impact 2014?   Curious about Hadoop?  Join us for the following hands on session at dev@Imapct.

This event is part of the Impact 2014 conference so if you would like to join us you will need to be a registered conference attendee. You can sign up here.

Session DSA-3462 : Title: Explore the power of Big Data analytics with Hadoop 

Curious about Big Data? Want to learn how to use Hadoop for storing and analyzing Big Data, developing Big Data applications, and integrating Big Data into your existing IT infrastructure?  Join us to work through hands-on lab exercises and to explore technologies that businesses use to support Big Data analytics. This lab is geared towards technical staff with little or no background in Big Data. Remember to bring your laptops for the lab.

When: April 29th (Tues)1-6 pm

Where: Impact Conference in Las Vegas - Venetian, Sands 304

How to setup your machine to run the lab:
     Get VM: http://ibm.co/streamsqs
     Setup Video: https://ibm.biz/BdRJ23

You can learn about other (Mobile, Cloud, IoT) dev@Impact sessions at:
     https://www.ibmdw.net/bluemix/docs/workshops/impact2014/

Learn more about Big Data for free at Big Data University

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

It's Alive!!!! IBM BigInsight (Hadoop ++)

Well the time has come for IBM's BigInsight product to be released to the general public.  It comes in 2 flavors:

Here is a quick summary of what's in BigInsights EE:

  • Open Source Components
    • Pig (programming language)
    • Flume (data collection/aggregation)
    • Hive (data summarization/querying)
    • Lucene (text search)
    • Zookeeper (process coordination)
    • Avro (data serialization)
    • HBase (real time read/write)
  • Some IBM Extras
    • JAQL
    • InfoSphere Warehouse Integration
    • text analytics engine

Look for more details coming soon!

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Whaz up? IBM Big Data

Are you curious about whaz happening with IBM Big Data?    Have you heard about some of these IBM Products/Projects/Initiatives: InfoSphere BigInsight, BigSheets, InfoSphere Streams, InfoSphere SenseMaking (aka G2), Cognos Consumer Insight, IBM Distribution of Apache Hadoop, System-T, System ML, etc ...

To keep up with news and whaz happening here are some social media channels:
Here are some InfoSphere Streams communities:

Let me know if I should add anything! 

=)
Rafael

Thursday, March 31, 2011

TechCrunchTV Interview Anjul Bhambhri (VP of Big Data at IBM) on IBM's Big Data direction

TechCrunchTV did a 5 piece interview with Anjul on March 30, 2011 on IBM's Big Data direction

Part1
  • Anjul talking about her early career and how did she get to managing IBM's Big Data mission.
Part2
  • Talks about Watson's role in Big Data. Anjul suggest that humanity should celebrate its accomplishment.  Watson has something like 200 million pages of data (ie dictionaries, thesaurus, etc ..).     The challenge was to ingest, search and makes sense of Big Data to be able to respond to a question.  
Part3
  • Waton is becoming more like "human".  Watson is a good example of how a computer can understand natural language and how a computer can understand Big Data.  Computers or robots can not replace humans.  
Part4
  • What's IBM's goal in the investment in Watson?  The possibilities if we can tap into Big Data and do analytics can drive change in our society (eg Smarter Planet, Health care, etc ...).   The possibility to be able to make a decision at the right time.   IBM's is working on simplifying analytics on Big Data (aka making it easier to ask questions on Big Data).
Part5
  • IBM is more than just about mainframes.  Anjul's business is managed as a start-up within IBM.  IBM is looking at helping customers consume and make sense of Big Data(petabytes++) along with their traditional data.   IBM's is working on helping customer's make sense of their growing amount of data.  IBM is starting 1200 bootcamps on the technology behind Watson and what IBM's doing around Big Data.   This bootcamps will be able to help with concepts, labs/example, Proof of Concept, etc... around Big Data.