5 Crucial Considerations for Big data adoption

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5 Crucial Considerations for Big Data Adoption:

Qubole On AWS vs. In-House Infrastructure Deployment

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Only 13% of organizations achieve full-scale production for their in-house big data implementations.

13%

RISK

ONLY 27% OF EXECUTIVES DESCRIBED THEIR IN-HOUSE BIG DATA INITIATIVES AS SUCCESSFUL.

Boosting time-to-value with a big data project is crucial to keeping up in a fast-paced market. Consider the following factors to streamline big data adoption.

Time to deployment

Average reported in-house infrastructure project build

times (not production)6-9 months.

6-9

TIME VALUE

*QUBOLE AVERAGE USER TIME TO FIRST PRODUCTION QUERY = 2.8 DAYS

Datasets will grow rapidly which means infrastructure will need to grow too.

LONG TERM SCALABILITY

ON-PREMISE EXPANSION CAN TAKE WEEKS OR MONTHS, SO PLAN TO SCALE SEVERAL MONTHS OUT WHICH MEANS PROCURING ADDITIONAL HARDWARE.

With Qubole on Amazon Web Services, the average time it takes to spin up a 200 node cluster is 4 minutes.

200 NODES: 4 MINUTES

THERE ARE 100+ PROJECTS WITHIN THE HADOOP ECOSYSTEM

Each big data tool has a specific use case and requires specialized skills to use.

Big data vendors offer varying levels of support to reduce the skills gap.

ASSEMBLY REQUIRED:WILL HADOOP CONSUME YOUR COMPANY?

On-premise distributions require 5-10 staff members to manage large clusters

(1000+ nodes).

Qubole customer: a single IT manager can manage all projects regardless of

size or cluster count.

INFRASTRUCTUREMANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS

ON-PREMISE:cluster sizing, configuration management, health and performance monitoring, resource utilization and control, project management

QUBOLE ON AWS:project management, vendor coordination

THE MORE PEOPLE THAT HAVE ACCESS TO DATA, THE MORE USEFUL IT IS.

ACCESSIBILITY

Ease of accessibility varies by vendor. Managed services offer greater

accessibility to non-IT teams.

Common Struggles: Complex Tools, Strain on IT Resources,Teams need different tools,Training takes significant time.

63%

57% of organizations cite skills gap as a major inhibitor to Hadoop adoption.

*63% of Qubole users report little or no training was required for analysts

to start analysing data.

57%

Interested in learning how the cloud can help

you derive faster time to value from big data?

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*SOURCE: Qubole Customer Survey April 2015

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