Master ElasticSearch on Hadoop Ecosystem with Data Pipelines

Course details

Master Integrating ElasticSearch in Hadoop Ecosystem with hands on examples of building real world Data Pipelines using Apache Hive, PIG, MapReduce and LogStash.

The only course on Internet covering integration of ElasticSearch with Hadoop and creating various real world applications.

No other course can cover so much ground as we will do in this one.

In this course, you will learn step by step about ElasticSearch and how to integrate with all major components in Hadoop ecosystem. With real world examples, you will learn how to build various Data Pipelines such as:

Ingestion Flows (to ElasticSearch)

• Apache Hive to ElasticSearch
• Apache PIG to ElasticSearch
• MapReduce to ElasticSearch
• LogStash to ElasticSearch

Egression Flows (from ElasticSearch)

• ElasticSearch to Apache Hive
• ElasticSearch to Apache PIG
• ElasticSearch to MapReduce
• ElasticSearch to LogStash

Data Visualization

• Visualize indexed data using Powerful Kibana and Real time Dashboards

Production Cluster Monitor tool

• Cluster Health monitoring at Index, Shard, Node levels
• Parsing ElasticSearch Cluster statistics using Linux utilities
• Setting up wait-for-trigger mechanism and much more

You will also learn about awesome search capabilities offered by ElasticSearch and how to query vast index of data in real time. This will be really fun!!!

We will cover lots of basics to build foundation required to understand ElasticSearch. You will also learn about behind the scenes on how a search engine and specifically ElasticSearch works in a single or multiple node cluster.

You will also get step by step instructions for installing all required tools and components on your machine in order to run  all examples provided in this course. Each video will explain entire process in detail and easy to understand manner.

You will get access to working code for you to play with it and expand on it. All code examples are working and will be demonstrated in video lessons.

Windows users will need to install virtual machine on their device to setup single node hadoop cluster. More details are available on Hortonworks website.