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This course gives an overview of Oozie and how it is able to control Hadoop jobs. It begins with looking at the components required to code a workflow as well as optional components such as case statements, forks, and joins. That is followed by using the Oozie coordinator in order to schedule a workflow. One of the things that the student will quickly notice is that workflows are coded using XML which tends to get verbose. The last lesson of this course shows a graphical workflow editor tool designed to simplify the work in generating a workflow.

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Course Structure:

• Introduction to Oozie Workflows
• Oozie Coordinator
• Workflow Editor

Fees:

Free

Duration:

4 hours

Part Time/Full Time:

Part Time

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• Basic knowledge of Hadoop
• Basic knowledge of operating systems (UNIX/Linux)

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• Hadoop
• Oozie

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[su_tab title = “Faculty”]

• Glen Mules
• Warren Pettit

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