Chapter 3: Data Technologies Flashcards

1
Q

Big data is useless to a company unless?

A

Company has a place to store, analyze, and easily access the information

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Relational Databases

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A set of tables containing data fitted into predefined categories. Used when working with structured data and runs using SQL

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3
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What relational database is the most popular?

A

Oracle

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Query

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A question that allows the user to pull information from the database to answer said question

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5
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What is the role of a relational database?

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To store large amounts of data and create easy access to important information

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6
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Primary Key

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A unique identifier within the main table of that entity

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7
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Foreign Key

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A reference to a primary key in another table

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8
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Why are relational databases important to marketing analytics professionals?

A

They create unique opportunities to target specific customers

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9
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Non-relational database

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Document files where all relevant data is stored. The table model is not utilized for these databases. For semi-structured or non-structured data. NOSQL

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10
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Key Value Stores (non-relational)

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The simplest of NoSQL
databases, uses an associative
array (aka hash table) as the
fundamental data model where
each key is associated with one
and only one value in a collection

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Document Store Databases (non-relational)

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A database that uses complex data structures known as
documents for storage and queries; similar to key-value
but the key is paired with a document instead of a value.

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Wide-Column Stores (non-relational)

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A database similar to a document
database that uses a column-
oriented data structure
* They store data tables in columns
instead of rows
* Each row can contain a different
number of columns than the other
rows

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13
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Graph Databases (non-relational)

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A database that uses
structured relational
graphs of the
interconnected key-value
pairings instead of
relational tables

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14
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Multi-Model Databases

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A database that can support multiple
data models against a single,
integrated backend

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15
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SQL

A

SQL manages relational databases while
NoSQL manages non-relational
databases

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16
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NoSQL

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NoSQL can handle large volumes of
rapidly changing structured, semi-
structured, and unstructured data.

17
Q

Hadoop

A

An open-source software framework that stores and processes large amounts of data

18
Q

What are the four components of Hadoop

A
  1. Hadoop distributed file system
  2. Common
  3. YARN
  4. MapReduce
19
Q

How can Hadoop help marketing analytics professionals?

A

Hadoop provides a platform
where marketing data can
be stored, easily accessed,
and quickly queried.

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