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Course Outline
Introduction to Apache Spark
- The significance of Spark in big data workflows
- Overview of Spark architecture and key components
Installing Apache Spark
- Necessary hardware and software prerequisites
- Guidelines for installing in standalone and cluster modes
- Configuration best practices for system administrators
Managing Spark Clusters
- Essential cluster management tools and methods
- Monitoring Spark applications and associated cluster resources
- Security setups and user account management
Performance Tuning and Optimization
- Strategies for resource allocation and task scheduling
- Tuning parameters for peak Spark performance
- Recognizing and addressing common performance bottlenecks
Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving
- Typical challenges faced in Spark administration
- Diagnostic tools and techniques for effective troubleshooting
- A structured, step-by-step method for resolving frequent issues
- Best practices for maintaining a stable Spark environment
Advanced Administration Topics
- Integrating Spark with other big data tools
- Safeguarding high availability and disaster recovery
- Processes for upgrading and scaling Spark clusters
Requirements
- Fundamental understanding of network setup and administration
- Working knowledge of the Linux operating system and command-line interfaces
- A keen interest in exploring distributed computing systems and big data management
Intended Audience
- System administrators
35 Hours
Testimonials (3)
A journey through the Spark world: a very intense course. DSL, spark sql, partitioning vs bucketing for me.
Georgiana Elisabeta
Course - Apache Spark Fundamentals
I liked that it was practical. Loved to apply the theoretical knowledge with practical examples.
Aurelia-Adriana - Allianz Services Romania
Course - Python and Spark for Big Data (PySpark)
The fact that we were able to take with us most of the information/course/presentation/exercises done, so that we can look over them and perhaps redo what we didint understand first time or improve what we already did.