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This is the fifth of a series of blogs introducing Apache HBase. In the fourth part, we saw the basics of using the Java API to interact with HBase to create tables, retrieve data by row key, and do table scans. This part will discuss how to design schemas in HBase.
Despite the fact that Apache Zookeeper’s functionalities are not legitimately noticeable to end-client however it remains as the spine for hyped components like Hadoop to oversee automatic failover, Kafka’s broker coordination, Solr, HBase, Apache S4, and some more.
Besides, Zookeeper is being extensively utilized for many free software projects like AdroitLogic UltraESB, Akka, GoldenOrb (massive-scale Graph analysis), Neo4j(Graph Database), etc. On top of it, many esteemed companies like Yahoo, Rackspace, Box, Midokura, etc. are using it for their operational purpose.
Before expounding the steps to set up multi-node Zookeeper servers/ cluster, should loosen up my thankfulness to all the thriving gatherings beginning from cleaning/sterile social event to Nurses, Doctors and other who are dependably battling to spare the humankind from constant Covid-19 pandemic over the globe.
The main objective of this article is to highlight why to cut the bridge between Apache Zookeeper and Kafka which is an upcoming project from the Apache software foundation. Also, the proposed architecture/solution aims to make the Kafka completely independent in delivering the entire functionalities that currently offering today with Zookeeper.
This article has been segmented into 4 parts.
This article will explain the challenges and troubleshooting steps involved while writing spark DataFrame into HBase Table using Pyspark.
Refer below to the pyspark example code: