Architecting Hadoop as a Platform

Architecting Hadoop as a Platform describes the evolution of a purely fictional company that is moving from a client-server platform to a cloud-native platform that leverages Big Data as its engine. The examples given reflect the algorithms, analysis and practical experience necessary to create and personalize the reader's approach to the unique problem of building Hadoop-as-a-Service IT infrastructure. Key features of the book include:Configuration Management of the holistic "Big Data pipeline"Architecture and design with a bias to scalabilityOperations management perspective using topical examples from vRealize OperationsHadoop -as-a-Service blueprint considerationsUtilization of private, public and hybrid cloud resources in contrastA practical approach to architecting a responsible and effective Hadoop security policyNecessary tooling for deployment and end-user portal delivery