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From 0 to 1: The Oozie Orchestration Framework
Introduction
You, This Course and Us (1:38)
A Brief Overview Of Oozie
What is Oozie? (11:16)
Oozie architectural components (10:46)
Oozie Install And Set Up
Installing Oozie on your machine (16:29)
Workflows: A Directed Acyclic Graph Of Tasks
Running MapReduce on the command line (4:40)
The lifecycle of a Workflow (6:12)
Running our first Oozie Workflow MapReduce application (11:15)
The job.properties file (8:45)
The workflow.xml file (24:14)
A Shell action Workflow (7:46)
Control nodes, Action nodes and Global configurations within Workflows (9:57)
Coordinators: Managing Workflows
Running our first Coordinator application (12:27)
A time-triggered Coordinator definition (8:52)
Coordinator control mechanisms (7:09)
Data availability triggers (10:03)
Running a Coordinator which waits for input data (6:11)
Coordinator configuration to use data triggers (15:25)
Bundles: A Collection Of Coordinators For Data Pipelines
Bundles and why we need them (9:15)
The Bundle kick-off time (11:12)
Installing Hadoop in a Local Environment
Hadoop Install Modes (8:32)
Hadoop Standalone mode Install (15:46)
Hadoop Pseudo-Distributed mode Install (11:44)
Appendix
[For Linux/Mac OS Shell Newbies] Path and other Environment Variables (8:25)
Setup a Virtual Linux Instance (For Windows users) (15:58)
Bundles and why we need them
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