Name: Data Evolution on HBase using Kiji by Adam Kunicki of Wibidata
Start: 2014-01-30T18:30:00-08:00
End: 2014-01-30T21:30:00-08:00
Location: DIRECTV

Abstract:

Data changes over time often requiring carefully planned changes to database tables and application code. KijiSchema integrates best practices with serialization, schema design & evolution, and metadata management common in NoSQL storage solutions. In particular, KijiSchema provides strong guarantees of schema evolution and validation of reads and writes issued by application code.

We'll be looking at how you can take advantage of KijiSchema in your HBase applications, especially if you're new to HBase.

The Kiji Project is a modular, open-source framework that enables developers and analysts to collect, analyze and use data in real-time applications.

Developers are using Kiji to build:

• Product and content recommendation systems

• Risk analysis and fraud monitoring

• Customer profile and segmentation applications

• Energy usage analytics & reporting

Bio:
Adam joined the Field Engineering team at WibiData in 2013, after spending 4 years in Washington, DC working on ETL pipelines into Accumulo and high speed network protocol processing algorithms. Prior to that he spent 3 years working on process optimization and writing software for automated fault detection in the semiconductor manufacturing industry.

This meetup also marks the one year anniversary for the Los Angeles HBase Meetup Group. We will be raffling off some books and prizes to commemorate the occasion.

Please arrive early to check-in with security for a guest badge

Our Address:
Kilroy Airport Center building
2230 East Imperial Hwy (AKA "LA5”)
El Segundo, CA 90245

Driving instructions:

We are located between Aviation and Sepulveda Blvd, off of Imperial Hwy. You turn south on Kilroy Center Drive into the complex and you will see visitor parking structure on your right (P-1 AKA R-9 structure).We have attached a map for your convenience. If you require further assistance, we recommend using Mapquest or Yahoo maps. We have found that Google Maps directs visitors to the wrong location.

Upon arrival please:

Drive to visitor’s parking (P-1 AKA R-9 structure)Press the intercom button to request parking access .Advise security that you are a DTV visitor to attend Hbase event, provide your name and who you are here to see.Take the elevator to ground levelCross the street and enter the building directly in front of you. Once you’ve entered 2230 please advise the guard that you are here to see:

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Los Angeles HBase Users Group

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Hadoop

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MapReduce

Data Analytics

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