Hadoop Fans, just a quick note about training options at the Hadoop
Summit. There are discounts expiring soon, so if you planned to
attend, or didn't know, we want to make sure you stay in the loop.
We're offering certification courses for developers and admins, as
well as an introduction to Hadoo
Hadoop Fans, we wanted to share some news with the Hadoop community
about new upcoming courses, new locations, and a substantial discount
on next week's session in the Bay Area.
We're excited to offer an extended sysadmin course and new courses on
Hive and HBase at this year's Hadoop Summit. You c
Hadoop Fans, we have scheduled additional developer sessions in both the bay
area and NYC. Also, due to popular demand, we'll be offering a public
sysadmin training session immediately following our March developer session
in the Bay Area. If this goes well, we'll make this a regular offering.
Als
Hadoop Fans, if you've tried to register for any training sessions
recently, you'll notice that we've been sold out. We're sorry about
that, and as such, we'll be brining on more people to help teach the
growing community about the power of Hadoop. Do you love sharing your
experience with others? H
NOTE: Please forward this message to local use groups, especially
those that might be less active on the core Apache mailing lists. Feel
free to translate into local languages.
Hadoop Fans,
Over the next year, you'll see new options for Hadoop training and
certification from Cloudera. One of the
Hadoop Fans, We're looking forward to a full house at our upcoming sessions
in January (Bay Area) and February (NYC). For those of you who have inquired
recently, we're sorry we sold out so early this month! It's amazing to see
the community growing so quickly.
To that end, we're happy to announce
Hadoop Fans, it's been a few weeks since we've hosted public training
sessions, and now we're happy to announce three sessions in three
cities over the next three months. These sessions are all targeted at
developers, and we'll be adding more sessions in the coming weeks
based on demand. You can al
Hadoop Fans, we're growing again, and wanted to let the Hadoop community
know.
If you enjoy working with Hadoop, are excited by doing cool things with
interesting data, and have experience working with customers, we'd like to
hear from you. For this role, experience writing Mapreduce, Hive and/or
Hadoop Fans, we're getting down to the wire for Hadoop World. We
couldn't be happier with how the schedule has come together.
For a full list of speakers and registration details, see
http://www.cloudera.com/hadoop-world-nyc - and if you plan to attend,
register this week, as prices go up $100 aft
Hadoop Fans, please pardon the short notice, but we wanted to let you know
that we are offering a 3 day training program at the end of the month in San
Francisco. There is a $300 discount for those who register before 11PM PDT
on August 20th.
Day 1: Hadoop Basics + Ecosystem and Deployment (data ce
Hadoop Fans,
We are looking to hire a sales engineer based in the bay area that can
travel as needed. Following is the full job description, but if you know
your Hadoop, have experience working with customers, and are excited about
helping new enterprise users work with lots of data, please read on
s, tips, tricks, etc.
If you'd like to grab a 10 minute speaking slot, just drop me a note
(and if you need more time, just let me know).
More details and RSVP here: http://www.meetup.com/hadoop/calendar/11038623/
Cheers,
Christophe
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 5:01 PM, Christophe
Bisciglia wrote:
Hadoop Fans, we have had a few requests to extend the submission deadline
through the weekend. To be fair, rather than make exceptions, we wanted to
let everyone know we are accepting proposals until August 3rd at 10AM PDT.
We've also been really impressed with the number of international
registra
Hey Hadoop Fans, after working with the ApacheCon organizers, it's
clear there is way more interest in Hadoop than can fit into a single
day - even with it's own track. Specifically, there were a lot of
great talks from sub projects that didn't make the final schedule, and
it's clear there are all
*same* event.
Address is posted here:
http://www.meetup.com/Bay-Area-Hadoop-User-Group-HUG/calendar/10877366/
Christophe
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Christophe
Bisciglia wrote:
> Hadoop Fans,
>
> We're looking forward to seeing many of you at tomorrows meetup -
> especial
Hadoop Fans,
We're looking forward to seeing many of you at tomorrows meetup -
especially folks from San Francisco and the North Bay.
Next month, we're going to host the meetup in the South Bay. We'll
alternate locations to make it easy for everyone to attend
occasionally, regardless of where you
Hadoop Fans,
Are you joining us for the Hadoop Summit East in NYC? Have you registered
yet?
If not, we wanted to drop a quick note to let you know that the early
registration fee is increasing from $100 to $150 on July 15th (at 10AM PDT).
The early registration fee will increase again on July 31st
Hey Usman, your second approach is on the right track. You don't want
to have your end users interacting directly with HDFS. The latency is
too high, and it wasn't designed for this.
OTOH, running a "script" (a mapreduce, streaming, pig or hive job) on
a regular basis and populating a database tab
Hadoop Fans, several of you have asked us to come to LA. We've heard you.
We'll be teaming up with our friends at Fox Interactive Media to offer
Hadoop Training at what might just be the coolest venue *ever* for
technical training: The Fox Lot - where they make the movies...
Attendees will have ti
Hadoop Fans,
I just wanted to drop the community a quick note about a new tool we just
released called MRUnit: http://bit.ly/J0AjZ
MRUnit helps bridge the gap between MapReduce programs and JUnit by
providing a set of interfaces and test harnesses, which allow MapReduce
programs to be more easily
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