Transitioning to a Big Data architecture is a big step; and the complexity of moving existing analytical services onto modern platforms like Cloudera, can seem overwhelming.
Speaker: Alexandra
Let’s talk a bit about this new architecture that complements and extends existing investments.
An enterprise data hub can store unlimited data, cost-effectively and reliably, for as long as you need, and lets users access that data in a variety of ways. Data can be collected, stored, processed, explored, modeled, and served in one unified platform.
Cloudera’s enterprise data hub, powered by Apache Hadoop, the popular open source distributed data platform, is differentiated in several crucial areas. We provide:
Leading query performance.
The enterprise management and governance that you require of all of your mission-critical infrastructure.
Comprehensive, transparent, compliance-ready security at the core.
An open source platform that is also built of open standards – projects that are supported by multiple vendors to ensure sustainability, portability, and compatibility.
Our platform offers flexible deployment options, whether on-premises or in the cloud.
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Cheat Sheet version: Our enterprise data hub is:
One place for unlimited data
Accessible to anyone
Connected to the systems you already depend on
Secure, governed, managed & compliant
Built on open source and open standards
Deployed however you want
Coupled with the support and enablement you need to succeed.
Important Note: Our EDH emphasizes “unified analytics” over “unified data”: It’s not practical or probable that customers will actually unify all their data. Much of it lives in the cloud or on storage (e.g. Isilon), in remote datacenters, is of uncertain value vs. cost of moving it to a hub, or security mandates preclude collocation. We enable customers to gather unlimited data, while bringing diverse processing and analytics to that data.
Speaker: Alexandra
Speaker: Alexandra
Value drivers!
Speaker: Alexandra
How can I get value from data
What data do I keep
Lots of separate, complex, expensive systems – do I need them
Is my business set up to be competitive?
Compliant and productionalize using real data