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Building Big Data Pipelines with PySpark + MongoDB + Bokeh
4.5 (71 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 5.1h- 2020
$49.99
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Most Recent Review
I am disappointed because it's outdated in terms of the code, it takes too much time to adjust the code to the relevant syntax and it's not worth it. There are also very minimal explanations. I had to research every step myself to understand why it's done and then spend hours adjusting the code to run.
- Review by Evgenia Levin on Building Big Data Pipelines with PySpark + MongoDB + Bokeh
Instructor Bio
Big Data Engineering and Consulting, involved in multiple projects ranging from Business Intelligence, Software Engineering, IoT and Big data analytics. Expertise are in building data processing pipelines in the Hadoop and Cloud ecosystems and software development.
Currently consulting at one of the top business intelligence consultancies helping clients build data warehouses, data lakes, cloud data processing pipelines and machine learning pipelines. The technologies he uses to accomplish client requirements range from Hadoop, Amazon S3, Python, Django, Apache Spark, MSBI, Microsoft Azure, SQL Server Data Tools, Talend and Elastic MapReduce.
