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High Performance Networking

A self-paced online tutorial session on introduction, part of the High Performance Networking track. Work through the topics below, then reach out any time if you'd like a live walkthrough.

Estimated session length: 9 hours Format: Online, self-paced

What this tutorial covers

  • 01The Emerging IT Trends- IOT/IOE-Apache Hadoop for big data analytics-Big data into big insights and actions
  • 02Emergence of BDA discipline - strategic implications of big data
  • 03BDA Challenges
  • 04HPC paradigms
  • 05Cluster computing
  • 06Grid Computing
  • 07Cloud computing
  • 08Heterogeneous computing
  • 09Mainframes for HPC
  • 10Supercomputing for BDA
  • 11Appliances for BDA
  • 12UNIT- II
  • 13Network & Software Infrastructure FOR HIGH Performance 9 Hours Design of Network Infrastructure for high performance BDA
  • 14Network Virtualization
  • 15Software Defined Networking
  • 16Network Functions Virtualization
  • 17WAN optimization for transfer of big data - started with SANs- storage infrastructure requirements for storing big data
  • 18FC SAN
  • 19IP SAN, NAS, GFS
  • 20Panasas
  • 21Luster file system
  • 22Introduction to cloud storage
  • 23UNIT- III REAL TIME Analytics Using HIGH Performance Computing 9 Hours Technologies that support Real time analytics
  • 24MOA: Massive online analysis
  • 25GPFS: General parallel file system
  • 26Client case studies
  • 27Key distinctions
  • 28Machine data analytics - operational analytics
  • 29HPC Architecture models
  • 30In Database analytics
  • 31In memory analytics

How to use this session

Read through each topic in order — they build on one another. Keep a notes document open and try to restate each concept in your own words before moving to the next one; that single habit does more for retention than re-reading ever will.

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