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It’s Not About the “Big”
in Big Data

$26.5 BILLION

Nick Leeson Jerome Kerviel Kweku Adoboli Bruno Iksil
Barings Bank Societe Generale UBS JPMC
$1.4 billion $6 billion $1.4 billion $17.5 Billion

Nasa $17.6B

Rogue Traders $26.5B

Hadoop in 2009

Hadoop 2012

Hype Cycle

We are
here

Crossing the Chasm

We are
here

Hadoop - Enabler

Database Harddrive

Unstructured ( 61.7% growths )

time to ﬁnd one record = logb N * 10ms
log100(100,000,000) * 10ms = 40ms
time to read record = 10ms
10,000,000 * 50ms = 5.8 days

Hadoop Harddrive

throughput = 10MB/s
time to transfer record = 10ms
10,000,000 * 10ms = 1.5 days
random reads = (5.8 days)

Laws of Physics

Random
Sequential Values/Sec.
316
Disk
53,200,000

1,924
SSD
42,200,000

36,700,000
Memory
358,200,000

1 10 100 1,000 10,000 100,000 1,000,000 10,000,000 100,000,000 1,000,000,000
Adam Jacobs
The Pathologies of Big Data

People cost

Hardware Cost

Time to insight

Time for decision

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Impossible: 360 View

Game Changer

Slow Static Barrier

Business
ETL Data Warehouse
Intelligence

Fast Dynamic View

Raw Load Hadoop Data Pipeline

NO - SQL

RDBMS

Standard SQL Structured Data Response in sec.

No SQL Unstructured Data Batch

Hadoop

Common Applications

Asset Management Analytics
Security Analytics
Product Cohort Analytics
Advanced Web Analytics

Structured +
Many
Unstructured Decision Makers
Data Sources
Data

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1. It’s Not About the “Big” in Big Data

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4. Hadoop 2012

5. Hype Cycle We are here

6. Crossing the Chasm We are here

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8. Database Harddrive Unstructured ( 61.7% growths ) time to ﬁnd one record = logb N * 10ms log100(100,000,000) * 10ms = 40ms time to read record = 10ms 10,000,000 * 50ms = 5.8 days

9. Hadoop Harddrive throughput = 10MB/s time to transfer record = 10ms 10,000,000 * 10ms = 1.5 days random reads = (5.8 days)

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