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Apache oozie

Apache Oozie is an open-source workflow scheduler designed for Hadoop-based jobs, enabling the automation of complex job dependencies in big data applications. It supports various job types, dynamic configurations, and offers features like error handling and extensibility. Oozie's architecture includes a workflow engine, coordinator engine, and bundle engine, making it essential for managing and optimizing data processing pipelines.

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Apache oozie

Apache Oozie is an open-source workflow scheduler designed for Hadoop-based jobs, enabling the automation of complex job dependencies in big data applications. It supports various job types, dynamic configurations, and offers features like error handling and extensibility. Oozie's architecture includes a workflow engine, coordinator engine, and bundle engine, making it essential for managing and optimizing data processing pipelines.

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Apache

oozie
A WORKFLOW SCHEDULER FOR
BIG DATA APPLICATIONS
Presented by :
ABHISHEK A K - BHARATH KUMAR R -
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ABHISHEK P - CHARANADATTA D K -
1DA21CS008 1DA21CS040

AKULA RAHUL VARMA-1DA21CS015 DEEPAK N -


1DA21CS049
ARAVIND KUMAR -1DA21CS024
DHANUSH M A -
1DA21CS050
Introduction

Apache Oozie is an open-source workflow scheduler for Hadoop-based jobs.

It allows developers to define complex job dependencies.

Designed to automate the execution of workflows consisting of a sequence


of tasks.
Widely used in big data ecosystems to streamline and optimize data
processing pipelines.
Features of Apache Oozie

Supports multiple types of jobs: MapReduce, Hive, Pig, and Spark.

Dynamic configuration: Parameters can be passed to workflows during execution.

Trigger-based execution: Start workflows based on time, events, or data


availability.
Error handling and retries: Automatically retries failed tasks based on configured
policies.
Extensibility: Easily integrates with custom actions or new types of jobs.
Architecture of Apache Oozie

Workflow Engine:
 Orchestrates job execution based on a defined XML workflow.
 Ensures dependencies are met before execution.

Coordinator Engine:
 Schedules workflows using time-based or data-based triggers.

Bundle Engine:
 Manages a collection of workflows for easier administration.

Database:
 Stores workflow definitions, job status, and metadata.
Diagram:
How Apache Oozie Works

Workflow Definition:
 Workflows are defined in XML format, outlining tasks and dependencies.

Execution Flow:
 Oozie reads the workflow definition.
 Executes tasks sequentially or in parallel based on the dependencies.

Triggers:
 Jobs can be triggered by time (Cron-like scheduling) or by data availability (external events).

Monitoring and Logging:


 Tracks the status of each task and provides detailed logs for debugging.
Work flow of Apache Oozie
Use Cases

Data Ingestion:
 Automating the import of raw data into Hadoop.
ETL Pipelines:
 Coordinating Extract, Transform, and Load operations for data preparation.
Data Analytics:
 Scheduling complex analytics workflows involving multiple tools.
Machine Learning:
 Automating feature extraction, training, and evaluation cycles.

Industry Examples:
 E-commerce companies processing customer data.
 Banks analyzing transactional data for fraud detection.
Advantages and Limitations

Advantages:
• Ease of Use: Simplifies scheduling and execution of Hadoop jobs.
• Scalability: Handles workflows across large Hadoop clusters.
• Integration: Seamlessly integrates with the Hadoop ecosystem.

Limitations:
• Steep Learning Curve: Requires understanding of XML and Hadoop.
• Hadoop-Only Focus: Not ideal for non-Hadoop workflows.
• Dependency on External Tools: Requires additional tools for non-Hadoop jobs.
Conclusion

Apache Oozie plays a pivotal role in managing and automating workflows in big
data environments.

Its ability to handle complex dependencies, integrate with Hadoop, and provide
fault tolerance makes it indispensable.

As organizations increasingly rely on big data, tools like Oozie become crucial for
efficient data processing.
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