December 28, 2019

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PNDA: Learn to Bootstrap an Open Source Big Data Platform

PNDA: Learn to Bootstrap an Open Source Big Data Platform

Innovation in the big data space is rapid, but combining multiple technologies into an endtoend solution is extremely complex and time consuming. The vision of PNDA, the open source big data analyti …
Talk Title PNDA: Learn to Bootstrap an Open Source Big Data Platform
Speakers Jeremie Garnier (Development Expert, Cisco DevNet)
Conference Open Source Summit Europe
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Location Prague, Czech Republic
Date Oct 21-27, 2017
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Slides Talk Slides
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Innovation in the big data space is rapid, but combining multiple technologies into an end‐to‐end solution is extremely complex and time consuming. The vision of PNDA, the open source big data analytics platform, is to remove this complexity and allow developers to focus on their applications and business outcomes. PNDA brings together a number of open source technologies to provide a simple, scalable big data analytics platform to achieve this. Attendees to this session will gain a better understanding of a Big Data reference architecture and learn to bootstrap a platform within their own environment.

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