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Name Chinmay Pichad

UID no. 2020300053

Experiment No. 8

AIM: Sqoop Implementation

Program 1

Problem This project addresses the challenge of integrating Sqoop into existing data processing
Statement: workflows. The goal is to streamline and optimize data transfers between Apache
Hadoop and relational databases, enhancing overall efficiency.

Theory : What is Sqoop?

Sqoop is a tool designed for efficiently transferring bulk data between Apache Hadoop
and structured data stores, such as relational databases. It facilitates the import and
export of data, allowing seamless integration of Hadoop with databases like MySQL,
Oracle, and others, streamlining large-scale data transfer and processing workflows.

Architecture of Sqoop
Sqoop facilitates the transfer of data between Apache Hadoop and relational databases.
Its architecture involves connectors for database communication, a transfer engine to
manage data movement, and support for parallel processing. The tool is designed to
efficiently import and export large datasets while offering features like incremental
transfers and customization options.

Features of Sqoop

● Connectivity: Sqoop supports connectivity with various relational databases,


including MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and more, allowing for versatile data
transfer.
● Parallel Import/Export: Sqoop performs parallel import and export operations,
optimizing data transfer by leveraging multiple connections for faster
processing.
● Incremental Imports: Users can perform incremental imports, ensuring efficient
extraction of only the changed or new data since the last transfer, reducing
processing time and resource utilization.
● Compression: Sqoop provides data compression options during transfer,
minimizing storage requirements and improving overall efficiency.
● Direct Mode: Sqoop offers a direct mode that enables direct transfers between
the database and Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), bypassing the need
for an intermediate staging area.
● Authentication Integration: Sqoop integrates with the security mechanisms of
relational databases, supporting authentication methods like Kerberos for secure
data transfer.
● Customizable Imports: Users can customize the import process by specifying
SQL queries, allowing for data filtering, transformation, and selection during the
transfer.
● Integration with Hadoop Ecosystem: Sqoop seamlessly integrates with other
components of the Hadoop ecosystem, such as Hive and HBase, enabling a
comprehensive data processing pipeline.
● Job Monitoring: Sqoop provides job monitoring capabilities, allowing users to
track the progress of data transfer operations and diagnose issues.
● Extensibility: Sqoop's extensible architecture supports the development of
plugins, enabling integration with new databases or customization of existing
functionalities based on specific requirements.
Output 1. Sqoop Importing data from hive

2. Content of employee table


3. Checking if I have any table in Hive

4. Query for importing the table

5. Seeing employee table in hive


6. Performing select on table

7. Creating manage table

8. Datatype given at sqoop import


Conclusion

In conclusion, Sqoop's architecture seamlessly bridges the gap between Apache Hadoop and relational
databases, enabling efficient and scalable data transfers. The connectors facilitate smooth communication
with various databases, and the transfer engine optimizes data movement through parallel processing. With
support for features like incremental transfers and customization, Sqoop emerges as a robust tool for
organizations seeking to integrate and synchronize large volumes of data between Hadoop and relational
data stores in a streamlined and effective manner.

References

● https://sqoop.apache.org/
● https://www.tutorialspoint.com/sqoop/index.htm
● https://www.simplilearn.com/tutorials/hadoop-tutorial/sqoop

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