Private: AWS EMR and Spark 2 using Scala

Getting Started with AWS EMR and Spark 2
12 Topics
Sign up for AWS account
Setup Cygwin on Windows and Quick Preview
Understand the EC2 Pricing, Create and Connect to EC2 instance
EC2 Dashboard, States and Description
Using elastic ips to connect to EC2 Instance
Using security groups to provide security to EC2 Instance
Understanding the concept of bastion server
Terminating EC2 Instance and relieving all the resources
Create security credentials for AWS account (access and secret key)
Setting up AWS CLI in Windows
Creating s3 bucket
Getting Started Conclusion
User Management and Security using IAM
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Introduction to IAM and Securing AWS account
Creating First IAM user, create group and IAM password policy
IAM best practices and Creating Custom policy
Assign policy to entities (user and/or group)
Creating role for EC2 trusted entity with permissions on s3 and assign the role
Conclusion and take aways to User Management and Security using IAM
Creating EMR cluster with Spark using quick options
7 Topics
Introduction to EMR and concepts
Pre-requisites before setting up EMR cluster and setup datasets
Setup EMR with Spark cluster using quick options
EMR cluster startup cycle and connecting to master node
Enabling web connection to access web interfaces
Running spark-sql queries
Understanding EMR pricing and terminating the cluster
Setup Development environment for Scala and Spark
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Setup Development Environment – Scala and Spark
Setup Java and Install scala with Intellij IDE
Develop Hello World Program using Scala and run the application
Setting up winutils.exe and Data sets
Develop first spark application and building Jar file using sbt
Download and install Spark using 7z on Windows
Configure environment variables for Spark on Windows
Running spark job using spark-shell
Validating spark job from jar file using spark-submit
Setup Ubuntu using Windows subsystem for linux – Windows 10
Access C drive using Ubuntu (built using Windows subsystem for linux)
Setup java and jdk in Ubuntu
Download and setup Spark 2 in Linux or Mac
Configure environment variables for Spark 2 – Linux or Mac
Run jar file on Linux or Mac
Spark 2 – Building Blocks
13 Topics
Introduction to Spark 2 Building Blocks
Official page and documentation for Spark 2
Spark High level overview
Quick Start section of Spark official documentation
Linking with Spark – Updating dependencies in IDE for development
Initializing Spark – Programmatically using Scala
Initializing Spark – Spark Shell
Introduction to Big Data Developer labs of ITVersity
Run Spark job in YARN mode
Execution life cycle of Spark Job
Overview of YARN
YARN deployment modes – Client vs. Cluster
Cluster Modes – Glossary
Spark 2 – Resilient Distributed Data Sets (RDD)
19 Topics
Introduction to RDDs
Revision of Scala Collections
Scala Collection APIs – Filtering Data
Scala Collection APIs – map and reduce
Parallelize – Create RDD from collections
Parallelize – Develop application to get revenue for given order
Parallelize – Run application on cluster
External Datasets – Create RDD using text data
External Datasets – wholeTextFiles
External Datasets – sequenceFile
External Datasets – hadoopRDD, newAPIHadoopRDD and objectFile
RDD Operations – Introduction
RDD Operations – Printing Elements from RDD
RDD Operations – Working with Key Value pairs
Data processing life cycle using Spark
String Processing – Extracting fields – substring, indexOf and split
String Processing – Type conversions using functions such as toInt
String Processing – Comparing data
String Processing – Extract date and change the format
RDD Operations – Transformations and Actions
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groupByKey vs. reduceByKey (aggregateByKey)
Aggregate data using aggregateByKey
Sort data using sortByKey
Joining data sets
Joining data sets – leftOuterJoin (outer joins)
Get top n products per day – Shuffle Operations – Design
Get top n products per day – Get order date, product id and item revenue
Get top n products per day – Compute revenue per day per product
Get top n products per day – Get top n product ids per day
Get top n products per day – join with products and get top n products per day
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Data Frame and Data Set Operations
12 Topics
Introduction to Data Frame and Data Set Operations
Reviewing Data Sets
Creating Data Set from CSV
Using Spark SQL and Data Frames programmatically
Creating Data Set – using Data Frame
Writing Data Frame to File System
Running application on cluster using Spark 2
Create Data Frame – Infer Schema using Reflection
Create Data Frame – Applying Schema programmatically using types
Data Frame Operations – Getting Started
Get Top N Products Per Day – Create application and read data
Data Frames Operations – selection or projection of data
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Introduction to EMR and concepts

Private: AWS EMR and Spark 2 using Scala Creating EMR cluster with Spark using quick options Introduction to EMR and concepts

Introduction to EMR

What is AWS EMR?
Amazon EMR is a web service that enables businesses, researchers, data analysts, and developers to easily and cost-effectively process vast amounts of data. It utilizes a hosted Hadoop framework running on the web-scale infrastructure of Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3).

In this Lesson, we will see

  • The pre-requisites which are required to setup EMR Cluster.
  • Setup the cluster and use to process the data and terminate the cluster.
  • How can we manage the lifecycle of EMR Cluster, which includes creating the cluster, processing the data and terminate the cluster?
  • We will the operations of EMR cluster.

EMR concepts


EMR is Elastic MapReduce, MapReduce is primarily to process data at a scale and elastic is to mitigate the costs leveraging cloud pay as you go model.

In an Enterprise, data has to be processed once or twice in a day, but not continuously. For those scenarios, having a cluster is not a good idea. EMR adds value here, by leveraging the cloud to mitigate the costs. EMR is a service in analytics category.

  • To get started with EMR, click on EMR and enter into EMR dashboard.
  • You can access the documentation and management guide to creating the clusters from the dashboard.
  • To know the technologies in EMR, go to Amazon EMR –> Create Cluster –> Advanced Options. It has Hadoop, Tez, Sqoop, Pig, Hive, Zookeeper, Spark and etc.

 

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