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Flume & Sqoop for Ingesting Big Data
You, This Course and Us
You, This Course and Us (1:46)
Why do we need Flume and Sqoop?
Why do we need Flume and Sqoop? (18:23)
Flume
Installing Flume (2:43)
Flume Agent - the basic unit of Flume (10:57)
Example 1 : Spool to Logger (14:34)
Flume Events are how data is transported (6:07)
Example 2 : Spool to HDFS (9:08)
Example 3: HTTP to HDFS (9:24)
Example 4: HTTP to HDFS with Event Bucketing (5:40)
Example 5: Spool to HBase (6:22)
Example 6: Using multiple sinks and Channel selectors (9:43)
Example 7: Twitter Source with Interceptors (10:48)
[For Linux/Mac OS Shell Newbies] Path and other Environment Variables (8:25)
Sqoop
Installing Sqoop (4:25)
Example 8: Sqoop Import from MySQL to HDFS (7:49)
Example 9: Sqoop Import from MySQL to Hive (4:26)
Example 10: Incremental Imports using Sqoop Jobs (5:24)
Flume Events are how data is transported
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