IBM Big SQL for Administrators (v5.0) SPVC - 2W664G

Description

This course is designed to introduce the student to some of the additional capabilities and the administration of IBM Big SQL. IBM Big SQL allows you to access your HDFS data by providing a logical view to it. You can use the same SQL that was developed for your data warehouse data on your HDFS data. This course covers Big SQL security using row and column access controls, impersonation, and data federation. The course also covers some of the best practices, performance tuning, and monitoring techniques, YARN integration and also includes an optional unit to explore a Big SQL installation.

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1: Managing the Big SQL Server
Configure the Big SQL Server
Configure the Big SQL Scheduler
List the registries for compiler and runtime performance improvement
Backup and restore Big SQL

2: Configuring Big SQL security
Configure authentication for Big SQL
Manage security with Apache Ranger
Enable SSL encryption
Configure authorization of Big SQL objects
Configure impersonation with Big SQL

3: Data federation with Big SQL
Configure wrappers, servers, user mappings and nicknames for data federation

4: Using statistical data to improve Big SQL performance
Understand the Big SQL data access plan
Use Big SQL statistics to improve query performance

5: Monitoring Big SQL
Use the Big SQL query interface
Monitor the performance of read and write access

6: Big SQL and YARN integration
Configure Big SQL and YARN integration through Apache Slider

7: Troubleshooting Big SQL
Troubleshoot common problems and understand the known resolutions

Exploring Big SQL installation (Optional)
Explore Big SQL installation

Aim

Please refer to course overview

Participant requirements

Basic Linux knowledge
Basic SQL knowledge
Working knowledge with big data and Hadoop technologies

Participant

Administrators, Developers