Eva Andreasson, Director Product Management, Cloudera In this session, attendees will learn about the new analytics capabilities in Apache Solr that integrate full-text search, faceted search, statistics, and grouping to provide a powerful engine for enabling next-generation big data analytics applications. Text-based search recently has become a critical part of the Hadoop stack, and has emerged as one of the highest-performing solutions for big data analytics. Intuitive Real-Time Analytics with Search Eddie Garcia, Chief Security Architect, Cloudera Attendees will leave with a greater understanding of how effective INFOSEC relies on an enterprise big data governance and risk management approach. In addition, the presenter will cover strategies to orchestrate data security, encryption, and compliance, and will explain the Cloudera Security Maturity Model for Hadoop. In this session, participants will hear a comprehensive introduction to Hadoop Security, including the “three A’s” for secure operating environments: Authentication, Authorization, and Audit. Protecting enterprise data is an increasingly complex challenge given the diversity and sophistication of threat actors and their cyber-tactics. Risk Management for Data: Secured and Governed
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Todd Lipcon, Software Engineer, Cloudera / Kudu Founder The session also will cover Kudu (currently in beta), the new addition to the open source Hadoop ecosystem with outof-the-box integration with Apache Spark and Apache Impala (incubating), that achieves fast scans and fast random access from a single API. In this session, the presenter will describe these gaps and discuss the tradeoffs between real-time transactional access and fast analytic performance from the perspective of storage engine internals. However, gaps remain in the storage layer that complicate the transition to Hadoop-based architectures. The Hadoop ecosystem has improved real-time access capabilities recently, narrowing the gap with relational database technologies. Doug Cutting, Chief Architect, ClouderaĪpache Kudu (Incubating): New Hadoop Storage for Fast Analytics on Fast Data
In this keynote, Doug Cutting will explain how Apache Spark provides a second-generation processing engine that greatly improves on MapReduce, and why this transition provides an example of an evolutionary pattern in the data ecosystem that gives it long-term strength. In the decade since Hadoop was introduced, many other projects have been created around the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) storage layer and its MapReduce processing engine, forming a rich software ecosystem. Hadoop was the first software to permit affordable use of petabytes. We have Documentation (Which are Tested internally) to migrate from CDH Search to CDP Solr & your Team would get the Support assistance in any issues as well.Keynote - From MapReduce to Spark: An Ecosystem Evolves Our Team would be happy to assist your Team to Migrate from CDH v5.9.3 to CDP, if required by your Team. Unfortunately, We have limited input on any Open Source Implementation outside of Cloudera Product. Cloudera Product Offering package Solr into Search (In CDH) & Solr (In CDP). (II) Your Team is implementing the Migration on Standalone Solr (Apache v4.10.3).
Internally, We have extremely limited Setup for checking further on your Team's concerns. Yet, there are few things wherein our help in this Post would be limited: If LuceneVersion Match isn't feasible, ReIndexing is the Only Way forward. Your Team can confirm the LuceneVersion via "solrconfig.xml" for the Collection " sample_collection" on CDH. As your Team mentioned, the Error points to Index (Copied manually) being on a Lucene Version higher than anticipated. Based on the Post, You are migrating from Cloudera Search (CDH 5.9.3) to Standalone Solr (Apache v4.10.3).
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