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When and Why to migrate from spreadsheet to a Database

As data becomes one of the important parameters to consider before developing you solution, as we try to analyse, enrich and predict from our data. Before we deep dive into developing data products, we have to understand why do we use a excel sheet, when and why do we need to shift to a db

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Introduction to Apache Spark, SparkQL, and Spark MLib.

In this blog, i focus on Apache Spark , features and limitations of Apache Spark , architecture of Apache Spark, architecture of SparkQL, and architecture of Spark MLib .

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Introduction to Hive(A SQL layer above hadoop)

In this blog, i focus on Hive, features and limitations of hive, architecture of hive and Joins in hive

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intro to 4 types of NoSQL databases

There is no database that fits for all problems. This blog cover the 4 types of NoSQL databases which are Key value pairs, Columnar, Document and Graph. Along with some example of where to use each type of data base.

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Introduction to Graph value data store along with a use case

This blog focuses primarily on graph value data stores, its example along with their architecture and features. Example used is Neo 4J.

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Introduction to Document value data store along with a use case

This blog focuses primarily on document value data stores, its example along with their architecture and features. Example used is Mongo DB.

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Introduction to columnar value data store along with use cases

This blog focuses primarily on column value data stores, its example along with their architecture and features. Examples are Apache Casandra and Google Big Table.

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Introduction to Key value data store along with use cases

This blog focuses primarily on key value data stores, its example along with their architecture and features.

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Introduction to Hadoop(HDFS and HBase)

HI, this blog on focusing on introduction to Hadoop Distributed File System and it’s architecture, Hadoop Base and it’s architecture..

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Introduction to Cloud Databases

I spent over a couple of weeks reading about data, big data, database, Relational database, Non Relational database, Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS), Amazon Dynamo Database.

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Hridyesh singh bisht

Hridyesh singh bisht

Hridyesh Bisht is a Technical Knowledge Specialist at Suse, where he focuses on creating technical documentation, designing training courses, and building GitHub Actions to automate processes. He also analyzes and visualizes user feedback and metrics to enhance documentation and training materials. Hridyesh is actively involved in open-source projects, including contributing to AsyncAPI under the Google Season of Docs 2023 program. He developed detailed documentation and training content and delivered a talk at the AsyncAPI conference. Hridyesh is currently contributing to SigNoz(An open source data monitoring tool). Hridyesh believes that "Engineering is the closest thing to magic in the world." He thrives on contributing to technical communities as a developer, technical writer, and speaker, sharing knowledge and fostering a community. A former AWS Community Builder for nearly three years, he also organizes meetups for the Doon Technical Community to connect and empower local tech enthusiasts.

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