Pyspark Tutorials 1 | Introduction to the Big Data and Hadoop Map Reduce

#RanjanSharma
Today i am starting a Playlist on Apache Spark (PySpark)
This is First Video with a Introduction to Big Data and Hadoop Map Reduce.
Covering below Topics:
Why BIG Data Required ?
How it Evolved ?
How Hadoop Evolved ?
Architecture of Hadoop and Spark
Hadoop Ecosystem

Stay tuned for Part -2 Video.

BIG DATA IS PROBLEM and HADOOP IS A SOLUTION

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[Ninilovesit]

Man, I've been searching for this to upgrade from a data analyst to a data engineer only to find most people in this field uploading theoretical content. There were only few who gave hands-on practical guide on Apache and hadoop while all of them held a drawback of being way too complicated for a beginner. I'm so glad to find you. This is really the best course out there on the internet and that too completely for free? that's insane! Kudos bro. Nothing compares to you!

[writerconnect]

great video for a novice learner, but not beginner friendly, for those who are green head-over to simple learn to understand what he is saying

[akzhere]

feels like a friend explaining the concepts...thanks!

[pilafvibes]

Wondering why your channel is not popular.
Beautiful explanation 👌👌

[Freakouts_and_found_Insane]

Ranjan bhai maza Agya videos bohot ultimate hai 👌👌

[suyogshimpi]

really great resource to learn PySpark.

[RevathiChiriki]

Amazing explanation for beginners!!! I was searching for a long time for a good tutorial on Pyspark for beginners. Everyone directly jumps without explaining the basic why we are using it with comparision, your video covered that. I work as a data engineer and very new to Big data Pyspark and python. That diagram is very helpful. I would request you to explain python, AWS courses as well.

[krshnamohanch]

Dude! Seriously i should tell this.. you blown my mind.. Awesome video.. Thanks Man! Much Appreciated!

[Shreya-ffdxfvs]

very informative keep uploading these kind of videos

[hcv]

I am glad i found you. Teaching is an art and you know it quite well Ranjan. Keep it up..

[pankaj_]

Very Informative video bro. you covered a lot in this video. thanks. very useful for begineers

[afraz-khan]

awesome man, simple words and comprehensive explanation.

[kandrunaresh-mxzj]

Outstanding explanation...before going into the deep it is better to know the basics.. that's what delivered for better understanding..

[hareeshk]

In one word ..SHORT & SWEET...
Very well explained so that fresh learner will get lot of interest...Thank you very much bro...keep it up👍👍

[RaushanKumar-qbde]

Very well explained. Very Thanks Bro ❤️🔥🙌

[shrutigupta]

Your video is wonderful.. very well explained. 😊

[shailendraakshinthala]

such a distraction every minute that you are bringing that subscribe icon to the screen!!!

[JS-tkku]

your videos are good for a beginner, it's great if you can make videos to explain about hash, range partition, fault-tolerant, dstream.

[pradeepdhanola]

I got my answer great explanation sir 👍

[mr.curious]

Bro we can read 12gb file with 8gb ram.
To read the file you don't need to load the entire file at a time into Ram. Only the part that is currently in use is brought into Ram and used.
Remember Virtual memory?! 😀