A prototype project of big data platform, the source codes of the book Big Data Platform Architecture and Prototype
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A prototype project of big data platform, the source codes of the book Big Data Platform Architecture and Prototype
Cloudera_Material: Study Material to help people preparing for Cloudera CCA Spark and Hadoop Developer Exam (CCA175). Feel free to collaborate.
This is the first project where we worked on apache spark, In this project what we have done is that we downloaded the datasets from KAGGLE where everyone is aware of, we have downloaded loan, customers credit card and transactions datasets . After downloading the datsaets we have cleaned the data . Then after by using new tools and technologies…
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