Satya Raju's Professional Profile

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10 months ago

Contributed a review of Apache Hadoop: Robust data processing and analytics with potential improvements for streaming capabilities

11 months ago

Contributed a review of Oracle Database: Offers good return on investment to users

Over 1 year ago

Replied to reviewer2009835 Which solution do you prefer: KNIME, Azure Synapse Analytics, or Azure Data Factory?

Hi @Rahul-Sahayif you do not have cap on investment the best solution is to go with 1. Azure Ad VM +Azure SQL as a managed service - Higher Cost - Best in Industry…

Over 1 year ago

Contributed a review of Hive: A versatile and scalable data warehousing with SQL-like querying capabilities on large datasets stored in Hadoop, offering ease of use, flexibility and compatibility with various data formats

Over 1 year ago

Contributed a review of MongoDB: Enhanced flexibility in data modeling, seamless scalability and efficient handling of unstructured or complex data through its document-oriented structure

Almost 2 years ago

Asked a question: Which solution do you prefer: Azure Data Factory or Apache Hadoop?

Projects

Almost 2 years ago

done with provision of azure VMs with Dadoop

done with provision of azure VMs with Dadoop data lake

Reviews

10 months ago

Apache Hadoop

Robust data processing and analytics with potential improvements for streaming capabilities

11 months ago

Oracle Database

Offers good return on investment to users

Over 1 year ago

Hive

A versatile and scalable data warehousing with SQL-like querying capabilities on large datasets stored in Hadoop, offering ease of use, flexibility and compatibility with various data formats

Over 1 year ago

MongoDB

Enhanced flexibility in data modeling, seamless scalability and efficient handling of unstructured or complex data through its document-oriented structure

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About me

Technical archtect worked wit Java, spring boot , microservice, Big data, data laked

Interesting Projects and Accomplishments

Almost 2 years ago

done with provision of azure VMs with Dadoop