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Just remembered, Cloudera has some nice tutorials & videos on Hadoop, Map Reduce, etc http://www.cloudera.com/resources/training/ http://www.cloudera.com/resou

• sanswork 14y ago
  Cloudera was my number one source of Hadoop information while I was working on getting my first cluster going and useful. I would highly recommend them as a resource.
  • bernatfp 14y ago
    Could you give us more insight in the differences between the Cloudera videos and the BDU courses?
    • sanswork 14y ago
      I haven't had time to watch the BDU courses so I can't give any opinion on them though I plan to watch them when I get some time tomorrow. Having a quick glance though the BDU ones appear to have more hands on material. The Cloudera videos are parts of their on-site course which would have the hands on stuff but that has been trimmed from the videos. I guess it depends on how you best learn. For me the Cloudera videos gave me a good overview and understanding of the various to prepare me to dig in deeper. Combined with the Hadoop book I was able to setup and run a small(12-node) cluster and use it for data storage and report generation.
• bgilroy26 14y ago
  I know Hacker News comments tend to go stale quickly, but this should be in here as well: http://code.google.com/edu/submissions/mapreduce/listing.html http://code.google.com/edu/submissions/mapreduce/listing.htm...