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    Big data and data warehouses both deal with large data sets, but have key differences. Big data includes a variety of structured and unstructured data that can provide insights when analyzed. A data warehouse stores structured data from operational systems and external sources to support business decisions. Hadoop is a framework that enables large amounts of data, including unstructured data, to be processed across clusters of computers. It provides high availability and allows distributed processing of big data using tools like MapReduce.

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    Big data and data warehouses both deal with large data sets, but have key differences. Big data includes a variety of structured and unstructured data that can provide insights when analyzed. A data warehouse stores structured data from operational systems and external sources to support business decisions. Hadoop is a framework that enables large amounts of data, including unstructured data, to be processed across clusters of computers. It provides high availability and allows distributed processing of big data using tools like MapReduce.

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    Big data and data warehouses both deal with large data sets, but have key differences. Big data includes a variety of structured and unstructured data that can provide insights when analyzed. A data warehouse stores structured data from operational systems and external sources to support business decisions. Hadoop is a framework that enables large amounts of data, including unstructured data, to be processed across clusters of computers. It provides high availability and allows distributed processing of big data using tools like MapReduce.

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    Q5. The composition of Data deals with? a. Structure of data. b. State of data. c. Sensitivity of data.

    d. None. Answer :a Q6.The important 3V’s in big data are ? a.Volume, Vulnerability, Variety.
    b.Volume, Velocity, Variety. c.Velocity, Vulnerability, Variety. d.Volume, Vulnerability, Velocity.
    Answer :b Q7. The data from the CCTV’s coverage and weather forecast report is of data?
    a.Structured. b.Unstructured. c.Semi- Structured. d.None. Answer :b Q8. The sensor data, Mach

    Big Data vs Data Warehouse

    Big Data has become the reality of doing business for organizations today. There is a boom in the
    amount of structured as well as raw data that floods every organization daily. If this data is managed
    well, it can lead to powerful insights and quality decision making. Big data analytics is the process of
    examining large data sets containing a variety of data types to discover some knowledge in
    databases, to identify interesting patterns and establish relationships to solve problems, market
    trends, customer preferences, and other useful information. Companies and businesses that
    implement Big Data Analytics often reap several business benefits. Companies implement Big Data
    Analytics because they want to make more informed business decisions. A data warehouse (DW) is a
    collection of corporate information and data derived from operational systems and external data
    sources. A data warehouse is designed to support business decisions by allowing data consolidation,
    analysis and reporting at different aggregate levels. Data is populated into the Data Warehouse
    through the processes of extraction, transformation and loading (ETL tools). Data analysis tools, such
    as business intelligence software, access the data within the warehouse. Hadoop Environment Big
    Data Analytics Hadoop is changing the perception of handling Big Data especially the unstructured
    data. Let’s know how Apache Hadoop software library, which is a framework, plays a vital role in
    handling Big Data. Apache Hadoop enables surplus data to be streamlined for any distributed
    processing system across clusters of computers using simple programming models. It truly is made
    to scale up from single servers to a large number of machines, each and every offering local
    computation, and storage space. Instead of depending on hardware to provide high-availability, the
    library itself is built to detect and handle breakdowns at the application layer, so providing an
    extremely available service along with a cluster of computers, as both versions might be vulnerable
    to failures. Hadoop Community Package Consists of  File system and OS level abstractions  A
    MapReduce engine (either MapReduce or YARN)  The Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)  Java
    ARchive (JAR) files  Scripts needed to start Hadoop  Source code, documentation and a
    contribution section

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