Arup Nanda on Big Data

Attend our free webinar and learn from the legendary Oracle DBA Arup Nanda about the Big Data ecosystem and how it compares to Oracle solutions.

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About the Webinar

Big Data is the future of database computing and knowing about it not just a luxury you can avoid anymore; it's necessary for survival and growth. But Hadoop, Spark, Hive, Map/Reduce, Flume - if these terms hit you more often than you have the time to pause and think about them, look no further. Learn about these and more in this informative session on this Big Data components explained from the perspective of an Oracle professional, how they are same or different and how they compare with RAC or parallel query.

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