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Published inJul 2017
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RAJAT MEHTA
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The author is a VP (Technical Architect) in technology in JP Morgan Chase in New York. The author is a sun certified java developer and has worked on java related technologies for more than 16 years. Current role for the past few years heavily involves the usage of bid data stack and running analytics on it. Author is also a contributor in various open source projects that are available on his GitHub repository and is also a frequent write on dev magazines.
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Before we get our hands wet in the world of complex analytics, we will take small baby steps and learn some basic statistical analysis first. This would help us get familiar with the approach that we will be using on big data for other solutions as well. For our analysis initially we will take a simple cars JSON dataset that has details about a few cars from different countries. We will analyze it using Spark SQL and see how easy it is to query and analyze datasets using Spark SQL. Spark SQL is handy to use for basic analytics purposes and is nicely suited on big data. It can be run on massive datasets and data can reside in HDFS.

To start with a simple case study we are using a cars dataset. This dataset can be obtained from http://www.carqueryapi.com/. It can be obtained from link http://www.carqueryapi.com/api/0.3/?callback=?&cmd=getMakes. This datasets contains data about cars in different countries. It is in JSON format. It is not a very big dataset from the perspective...

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Big Data Analytics with Java
Published in: Jul 2017Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781787288980

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RAJAT MEHTA

The author is a VP (Technical Architect) in technology in JP Morgan Chase in New York. The author is a sun certified java developer and has worked on java related technologies for more than 16 years. Current role for the past few years heavily involves the usage of bid data stack and running analytics on it. Author is also a contributor in various open source projects that are available on his GitHub repository and is also a frequent write on dev magazines.
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