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“Hadoop’s momentum is unstoppable as its open source roots grow wildly into enterprises. Its refreshingly unique approach to data management is transforming how companies store, process, analyze, and share big data.” In this blog post we discuss the advantages Of Hadoop Implementation, Hadoop Initiatives, Hadoop In Small And Big Organizations.
We have discussed why one must learn Hadoop. Let’s take a look at how essential Hadoop training is.
A look at Hadoop Market:
The above graph clearly shows that the Hadoop market is on an upward trend. This is because organizations have realized the advantage of implementing Hadoop and its various ecosystem. With larger implementation comes greater need for Hadoop professionals.
Challenges Faced when Implementing Hadoop:
According to Sand Hill Group’s survey on Hadoop in early October, 2013, the respondents felt that the skill gap and inadequate number of professionals with knowledge in Hadoop is the biggest setback when it comes to Hadoop implementation. Both these issues need to be addressed as early as possible. The only way to do this is through proper Hadoop training, to enable professionals to meet up with the required skill and knowledge.
Need for Hadoop Training:
The following are the reasons as to why one must go for Hadoop training:
- New technology and fewer skilled professional:
It is evident from its popularity that the implementation of Hadoop is a total success. Though there is a huge demand for people with Hadoop skill, there are actually fewer people with the right skill, as Hadoop is a relatively new technology. This skill gap can be minimized through Hadoop training.
- Increase in number of professionals looking to switch careers:
There are professional from Java, Mainframe, Data Warehouse and testing background who are willing to change their career to Hadoop. This is not limited to professionals in these background. People are willing to leave their comfort zone and venture out to new and better territory, namely Hadoop, for their career advancement. Hadoop has taken precedence over other technologies owing to its success in its implementation. Read about why a Java, Data warehouse, Mainframe and Testing professional should switch over to Hadoop.
- Increased Demand for Hadoop Professionals after Hadoop 2.0:
The Apache Software Foundation recently released Hadoop 2.0 that incorporates several new features, including YARN. This release also shines light on a major problem that companies considering Hadoop initiatives are destined to face the overwhelming lack of Big Data expertise in today’s labour pool.
- Increased opportunities for Home-grown Talent:
A lot of companies are looking to retrain their in-house talent pool in Hadoop. Professionals who take active interest in getting trained in Hadoop are given preference over others. Hadoop training gives you an edge over others in your professional growth.
Global Implementation of Hadoop
Online Training – A Practical way for Hadoop Training:
Owing to the busy schedules of IT professional and the impracticality of going for in-class training, the best way to add skill is through online Hadoop training. The flexibility and comfort that comes with the online training is best suited for people who are busy with their professions as well as looking to add more value to their proficiency.
Here is a look at one of the class recording on Hadoop. It is obvious that the online training does not compromise on the learning aspects. The sessions are interactive and gives an in-class atmosphere even though not being physically there.
Industry Experts say on Hadoop’s Success and Future:
- Mike Gualtieri, Principal Analyst at Forrester, sums up the state of Hadoop quite nicely: “Hadoop’s momentum is unstoppable as its open source roots grow wildly into enterprises. Its refreshingly unique approach to data management is transforming how companies store, process, analyze, and share big data.”
- Tony Baer, Principal Analyst from Ovum talks about how “Hadoop is becoming a more ‘normal’ software market” and the “Hadoop vendor ecosystem [is] gaining critical mass”
- Robin Bloor, founder of Bloor Research, talks about how “YARN is the major innovation in Hadoop 2.0” and “With Hadoop 2.0 we expect this ecosystem to grow like bamboo in spring time”.
Cowen & Co. Analyst Peter Goldmacher, sums up the hefty opportunities with Hadoop quite attractively: “We believe Hadoop is a big opportunity and we can envision a small number of billion dollar companies based on Hadoop. We think the bigger opportunity is Apps and Analytics companies selling products that abstract the complexity of working with Hadoop from end users and sell solutions into a much larger end market of business users. The biggest opportunity in our mind, by far, is the Big Data Practitioners that create entirely new business opportunities based on data where $1M spent on Hadoop is the backbone of a $1B business.”
Got a question for us? Mention them in the comments section and we will get back to you.
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Hi,
I am working on java, J2EE technologies around for 7 years, currently in US. I would like to know how Hadoop can help me to growth my carrier.
Hi Dhanu, it is a well know fact that Java is one of the essential skills needed in Hadoop. There is a growing need for Hadoop professionals and companies are looking for Java experts with knowledge in Hadoop. Right now there is a huge demand but not enough professionals with the above said skill to meet the requirements.
You refer to this link for more information: https://www.edureka.co/blog/switching-careers-from-a-java-to-big-data-hadoop/
In case you are interested to take up this course you can check out this link for more info on the course: https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification
Hi
I am developer in D2k(forms & reports 6i,PLSQl/sql) and oracle 8i/9i with over to 15 years of development experience..moreover I have experience in JAVA/C/ASP as well…now want to change the line ,Please advise..
Hi Sanjay, the only prerequisite to learn Hadoop is adequate knowledge in Core Java. Since you have the necessary knowledge, learning Hadoop will be a fairly easy process for you. Considering your professional background, experience and hands-on experience gained after completing the course you can become a Hadoop Architect or similar jobs.
You can check out this link for more information about the course : https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification
In case of any clarifications feel free to call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004 to discuss about this in detail.
Hi Edureka,
I am currentely working in Master card as software developer on plateform of data warehouse and hadoop. I started my career as Unix and Oracle developer
and having good knoledge of c language and perl. I have not any JAVA back ground or JAVA knoledge. Can you please suggest me how can i become a good hadoop and data ware house professional.
Please find my email ID for any suggetion.
[email protected]
Thanks
Sunil
Hi Sunil, we would like to get more clarity on your professional background before responding to your query. You can call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) / India: +91 88808 62004 or you can provide us your contact number and we can call you and discuss about your query in detail
In general, the prerequisite for learning Hadoop is knowledge in core Java. You can know more about the course here: https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification
my contact no is 7038758644
Thanks Sunil! We will be in touch with you soon.
hi I am Sr.Manager in Sales/BD currently and how does hadoop helps me for a career change?
Hi Vel, considering your professional background I would suggest you to go for our ‘Talend for Big Data’ course. Through this course you can leverage the power of HDFS, Pig and Hive using Talend without getting into the programming depth of ETL and Data Warehousing required for Hadoop.
The prerequisites for this course are pretty simple; Familiarity with basic Database /SQL concepts, Understanding of File structure and system, basic data warehouse concepts, basic familiarity to IT terminologies. You can know more about this here: https://www.edureka.co/talend-for-big-data
In case you are interested to become a Hadoop Developer, you can go for our ‘Big Data & Hadoop’ course. The prerequisite for this course is knowledge in core Java. You can check out this link for more details: https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification
Feel free to call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004 in case of further clarifications.
hay hi
I am working in start-up company as android and java developer. i need good hike in career.its Hadoop is better option for me ..??
Hi Jain, Hadoop is the buzzword in the tech industry for the past few years and as a result there is a huge demand for professionals with such skills. Since Hadoop is a relatively new in the market, there are lot of job opportunities even for freshers. The only prerequisite for learning Hadoop is knowledge in core Java. Since you are working as a Java Developer, learning Hadoop will be fairly easy for you. For further clarifications you can go through this link https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification or call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004
hello sir, i have done my btech (EEE) in 2013. but haven’t joined any job yet. being from a non-software educational background, if i chose to learn hadoop and start my career in this department, will it be a good start for my career? please reply me as i want to know, if i can learn it without having any knowledge of software…
Hi Sai, Hadoop has been quite popular in the tech field for some years now. Since it a relativley new technology, companies are also looking for freshers with knowledge in Hadoop. The only prerequisite to learn Hadoop is Core Java knowledge. This is essential to learn the MapReduce concepts in Hadoop. We also provide a complementary course ‘Comprehensive Java’ along with the Hadoop course. This will help you grasp the key concepts in Hadoop. You can call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004 for any clarifications. You can also go through this link https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification for more information.
Hi,
i working as Technical support engineer (EUS). i have done B.Tech(Bioinformatics).
i have done sort term courses like JAVA, C,C++, perl .Net. SQL server.
Now i want to know about Hadoop or big data or cloud computing which is Best for me. could you please help for this .
regards
Juned.
Hi Sayyed, there is no doubt that Hadoop is the in-demand technology. The only prerequisite here is knowledge in Core Java, since you already possess this knowledge it will be easy for you to learn Hadoop. Drop us a mail at [email protected] or you can call us at t US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004 for any clarifications. You can also go through this link https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification for more information.
Hi,
I am working as a Technical Consultant from 3 months. I want to shape up my career in such a way that I am of a value to the market. How useful could it be for me to learn Hadoop. Please keep in mind that I don’t have any knowledge about Java.
Hi Harsha, it would be great if we could have more information about your professional background so that we could provide precise information. In general, Hadoop is in-demand and learning it can definitely boost one’s career. Core Java is a prerequisite to learn Hadoop. Edureka provides a complementary course ‘Comprehensive Java’ along with ‘Big Data and Hadoop’ . This will help you brush on Core Java, which is essential to understand and learn MapReduce concepts. You can call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004 to discuss about this in detail. You can also go through our website for further information. https://www.edureka.co/big-data-hadoop-training-certification
I am a 2014 batch B.E. pass out. So I am fresh to the Corporate world. I am a Technology consultant. As in, I work on a CMS tool . I started supporting the client who uses the tool which has been implemented at their site. I talked to your support team. My Single question is what would be the scope career opportunities that I would have once I finish off core java, Hadoop courses from you. Keeping in the mind that I have no knowledge about the rest of the technologies.
Hi Harsha, there is no doubt that there is a huge demand for Hadoop. Here’s a link that would provide a solid proof about this demand. http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=Hadoop&l=&relative=1
The Support team would have already informed you about the prerequisite – Core Java for learning Hadoop. A Complementary course ‘Comprehensive Java’ will be provided along with the Hadoop course. This will help you learn key concepts in Hadoop Quickly.
Do let us know if we have addressed your queries.
iam working as a Data Analyst since 2013.Actualy How the hadoop will help me in the carrier is haddop is better or Sap Bi-Bo is better Please suggest which one should be learn
Hi Tejaswinin, as far as technology is concerned Big Data and Hadoop are in demand. If you are exposed to programming and Core Java, then learning Hadoop is the best course of action. Tejaswini, it would be great to know more about your professional background to provide you with precise information. Please feel free to call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004 to discuss in detail. Or you could provide us with your number and we could setup a convenient time to call you.
Hi ,
I am working as Data analyst since 2010. I want to know how Hadoop will growth my carrier. Is there any openings if I swith to Hadoop.
Thanks
Satya
Hi Satya, being a data analyst, you can look at our
courses, Business Analytics with R and Data Science. It would be better to
discuss this over a call so that we can get a better understanding of your
professional background and recommend the right course for you. You can call us at US: 1800 275 9730 (Toll Free) or India: +91 88808 62004 to
discuss in detail.