INTRODUCE YOURSELF: Please Reply here to tell us about you!

[#1]

Hi Folks,

I like to think of myself and an information guy. I started with Informix back in the day and started working with tools like crystal reports before moving to cognos and SAS.

I realised that the delivery of information was always critically pinned to the underlying data and inputs so I kept going back to the data, I became and Oracle DBA for a while before brushing up on programming and getting into Java.

I always liked open source and worked for a while on alot of open source-based tools like Jaspersoft and Talend before moving into Apache Spark and discovering "big data". 

Today I'm enjoying the wold of Cloudera bringing all the tools I like together and making it quicker and easier to bring data in and make information available to the people that need it.

I am active int he Melbourne Java User Group and feel engaged in the Melbourne Scala Group as well. I have done a range of projects in Python and R which are both great languages, but the JVM feels like home.

[#2]

Hi there!

Feels great to be party of the mighty Cloudera! here's my quick intro:

Qualification : Bachelor of Engineering(Chennai|India)

IT Industry Experience : 5.4 years as of September 2018

Areas of Interest : Big Data Engineering & solutions

Skillset : HDFS, MR, Pig, HIve, Kafka, Storm, Hbase, Spark

Curent Role : Technology Analyst @ Infosys Limited

Delivered 2 enterprise projects so far using BD techs,

1. System to generate Purchase Pattern & Fraud Detection reports for a Retail Client using Hive for analysis, Hbase for data enhancement, Sqoop for report export and Oozie for scheduling

2. Taxation portal of a country - used Kafka Cluster messaging, Storm processing and Hbase as tech stack.

Hobbies:

1. Exploring the processing & analystical features of various BD techs.

2. Reading, Travelling & Tri-athlete.

3. Developing miscellaneous apps on Android Studio

[#3]

大家好，我来自中国。刚接触hadoop两年时间。主要负责大数据集群的运维工作。欢迎多多交流。

[#4]

Welcome @zbz,

Since this is an english speaking forum, allow me to post the translation of your message. Hopefully google got it right. 

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@zbz wrote:

Hello everyone, I am from China. Just contacted hadoop for two years. Mainly responsible for the operation and maintenance of big data clusters. Welcome a lot of exchanges.

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[#5]

I'm Abdoulaye you call me abdoul, a student in big data. Data is my journey.

[#6]

I’m Abdoulaye, you can call me Abdoul. Im studying big data at Paris.

[#7]

Hello guys,

I am an IT engineer. I used to little manage an old Cloudera 5.4.4. But now I must install a new 6.1.0 one.

Perhaps transfering the data after. It's an other story.

For those who think I write a little strangely, it's because I'm french.

regards

Alain

[#8]

Welcome to the community @aalexand and @abdoul.

@aalexand, I didn't find your English strange at all. I spoke to another person a couple of years ago that was on an old version of CDH. I want to say it was 5.4 but they were building their own updates. I would be interested to hear about which path you eventually choose.  

[#9]

Hello cyjervis,

Thanks for the welcome. ow I try to install the version 6.1.0 on new servers and changing the structure. Working with an edge server.

Regards

Alain

[#10]

My name is Stefano and I have almost 40 years' professional experience in the Information Technology, 7 of which gained in a large multinational company,  the remaining spent working in important local businesses. My main skills relate to the activities involved in the governance of business areas and managing complex projects with key customers. In both these areas I have held responsibility for coordinating Project Managers and operational resources. In addition to taking account of budgetary controls, I have also contributed to increasing customer intimacy and to highlighting newly emerging business opportunities. In order to never lose sight of the technical side of my business, which is part and parcel of my profession, I keep myself updated on industry news and trends both by visiting vendors and by participating in trials or technical update conferences. I frequently provide support to the marketing department in order to ensure customer satisfaction monitoring the quality of the solution offered avoiding inadequate or impossible solutions. The added value of this technical and commercial experience lies in my ability to put in place all the delivery assurance measures necessary to prevent the management of criticalities related to imprecise offerings, and to highlight any situations that may be problematic from a planning or financial point of view. Currently I took on the role of Alliance and Partnership Manager.