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Found 1 comment on MongoDB: The Definitive Guide:

u/Temujin_123 ยท 3 pointsr/bigdata

I'm partial to Cloudera or Horton Works. Both have training courses.

  • Cloudera (note they have a course tailored specifically for data analysts)
  • Horton Works

    I personally like good 'ol books. I've taken the Coursera intro and Hive/Pig training courses and while they were invaluable, nothing quite replaces sitting down and working your way through books like Hadoop: The Defininitive Guide or MongoDB: The Definitive Guide. I highly recommend Safari Books Online if you enjoy online reading. Perhaps some of your professional development money could go to paying for an account for that. For those who don't have the money for that, don't underestimate the usefulness of your public library. I currently have 3 books out from my local library on graph/network science (Linked is awesome and a great start for anyone interested in Networks/Graphs).

    One thing I'll mention is that Hadoop has really become more of an ecosystem than a produce. HDFS, MapReduce, Pig, Hive, Sqoop, Flume, HBase, Storm, etc. Just saying "Hadoop" is like just saying JQuery. Half the battle with JQuery is knowing how to use the best plugins. It's the same with Hadoop.