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04_14 Big Data and NoSQL Flashcards

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A data model that organizes data around a central entity based on the way the data will be used.

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aggregate aware

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A data model that does not organize data around a central entity based on the anticipated usage of the data.

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aggregate ignorant

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A process or set of operations in a calculation.

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algorithm

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A data processing method that runs data processing tasks from beginning to end without any user interaction.

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batch processing

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In the HDFS…

A report sent every 6 hours by the data node to the name node informing the name node which blocks are on that data node.

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block report

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A computer-readable format for data interchange that expands the JSON format to include additional data types including binary objects.

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BSON (Binary JSON)

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In a key-value database…

A logical collection of related key-value pairs.

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bucket

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In document databases…

A logical storage unit that contains similar documents, roughly analogous to a table in a relational database.

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collection

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In a column family database…

A collection of columns or super columns related to a collection of rows.

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column family

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A NoSQL database model that organizes data into key-value pairs, in which the value component is composed of a set of columns that vary by row.

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column family database

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A physical data storage technique in which data is stored in blocks, which hold data from a single column across many rows.

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column-centric storage

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A declarative query language used in Neo4j for querying a graph database.

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Cypher

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A NoSQL database model that stores data in key-value pairs in which the value component is composed of a tag-encoded document.

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document database

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In a graph database…

The representation of a relationship between nodes.

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edge

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Analyzing stored data to produce actionable results.

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feedback loop processing

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A MongoDB method to retrieve documents from a collection.

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find()

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A NoSQL database model based on graph theory that stores data on relationship-rich data as a collection of nodes and edges.

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graph database

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A highly distributed, fault-tolerant file storage system designed to manage large amounts of data at high speeds.

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Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS)

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In the HDFS…

A signal sent every 3 seconds from the data node to the name node to notify the name node that the data node is still available.

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heartbeat

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In a Hadoop environment…

A central program used to accept, distribute, monitor, and report on MapReduce processing jobs.

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job tracker

21
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A human-readable text format for data interchange that defines attributes and values in a document.

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JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)

22
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A NoSQL database model that stores data as a collection of key-value pairs in which the component is unintelligible to the DBMS.

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key-value (KV) database

23
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The function in a MapReduce job that sorts and filters data into a set of key-value pairs as a subtask within a larger job.

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map

24
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An open-source API that provides fast data analytics services.

One of the main Big Data technologies that allows organizations to process stores.

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MapReduce

25
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A program that performs a map function.

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mapper

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In the object-oriented data model…

A named set of instructions to perform an action.

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method

Methods represent real-world actions and are invoked through messages. Also, a programed function within an object used to manipulate the data in that same object.

27
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A database model that attempts to provide ACID-compliant transactions across a highly distributed infrastructre.

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NewSQL

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In a graph database…

The representation of a single entity instance.

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node

29
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A new generation of database management systems that is not based on the traditional relational database model.

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NoSQL

30
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The coexistence of a variety of data storage and data management technologies within an organization’s infrastructure.

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polyglot persistence

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In MongoDB…

A method that can be chained to the find() method to improve the readability of retrieved documents through the use of line breaks and indentation.

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pretty()

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In a graph database…

The attributes or characteristics of a node or edge that are of interest to the users.

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properties

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The function in a MapReduce job that collects and summarizes the results of map functions to produce a single result.

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reduce

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A program that performs a reduce function.

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reducer

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A physical data stroage technique in which data is stored in blocks, which hold data from all columns of a given set of rows.

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row-centric storage

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A method for dealing with data growth that involves distributing data storage across a cluster of commodity servers.

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scaling out

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A method for dealing with data growth that involves migrating the same structure to more powerful systems.

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scaling up

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A method of text analysis that attempts to determine if a statement conveys a positive, negative, or neutral attitude.

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sentiment analysis

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The processing of data inputs in order to make decisions about which data to keep and which data to discard before storage.

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stream processing

40
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Data that conforms to a predefined data model and has been formatted to facilitate storage, use, and information generation.

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structured data

41
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In a column family database…

A column that is composed of a group of other related columns.

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super column

42
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A program in the MapReduce framework responsible to running map and reduce tasks on a node.

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task tracker

43
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A query in a graph database.

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traversal

44
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Data that exists in its orginal, raw state.

That is, in the format in which it was collected and does not conform to a predefined data model.

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unstructured data

45
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The degree to which data can be analyzed to provide meaningful insights.

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value

46
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A characteristic of Big Data that describes the speed at which data enters the system and must be processed.

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velocity

47
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The trustworthiness of a set of data.

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veracity

48
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The ability to graphically present data in such a way as to make it understandable to users.

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visualization

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A characteristic of Big Data that describes the quantity of data to be stored.

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volume

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