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Hadoop undeniably transformed data storage with its Distributed File System (HDFS), but on the flip side, it cannot meet the evolving
demands of expanding businesses. Some of the challenges that organizations face with Hadoop include:
Needless to say, Databricks Data Intelligence Platform (DIP) provides a unified, scalable, well-performing, and well-managed platform that
enables data processing in real-time, batch, and metadata-driven modes, along with meeting all GenAI and AI-ML-based advanced
workloads. It overcomes the challenges of Hadoop efficiently with features such as:
Unity Catalog is open-sourced At the 2024 Data+AI Summit, Enables productivity by allowing
(announced in Databricks Data+AI Databricks unveiled LakeFlow, a unified data engineers, analysts, and
Summit in June 2024). solution for data ingestion scientists to collaborate in
transformation & orchestration. real-time in one place with
Provides AI governance, discovery,
interactive notebooks.
access control, data sharing, auditing Introduced an AI-powered AI/BI system
and monitoring capabilities, with featuring an AI/BI Dashboard & Genie, Integrated workspace helps
open-source API bringing a conversational interface that renders manage resources optimally,
interoperability across enterprise data. traditional semantic model data reducing operational expenses
extracts obsolete. while promoting innovation.
Unity Catalog provides multi-format,
multi-engine (compute) and Together with Mosaic AI, these services
multi-modal support. complete the end-to-end stack.
Hadoop: Uses HDFS (Hadoop Distributed Hadoop: Relies on tools like Apache Pig, Hadoop: Uses older tools like Sqoop and
File System) for storing data typically Hive, and Spark on Hadoop using YARN for Flume for relational and log data
on-premises or through cloud distribution data processing and query. integration.
such as CDH (Cloudera) & HDP
(Hortonworks) HBase as NoSQL database. Azure Databricks: Uses its workspace and Azure Databricks: Integrates with modern
Spark engine on Delta Lake for ACID tools like Azure Data Factory, Autoloader,
Azure Databricks: It uses Delta Lake on transactions, Notebooks (with multiple and partner integration tools like
Azure Data Lake Storage, which is a programming language support like Informatica and Fivetran for smoother
cloud-native with high scalability and is Python, Scala, SQL, R), Spark SQL and data ingestion and integration.
integrated with Azure and Databricks Databricks SQL endpoint, which simplifies
services. processing and querying.
Hadoop: Uses Kerberos, Ranger/Sentry. Hadoop: Limited analytics capabilities Hadoop: Uses Apache Storm, Flink, Kafka.
Manual setup is needed for permissions, because it depends on tool compatibility. Requires complex setup, management,
which can be complex. infrastructure and tuning.
Azure Databricks: Provides extensive
Azure Databricks: Offers modern analytics features, supported by Azure Azure Databricks: Uses Azure Event Hub
cloud-native integrated controls through Synapse and Machine Learning and along with Databricks Platform for highly
Azure IAM, AAD enhancing security with Power BI for advanced visualization. optimized near real-time processing
less effort. using structured streaming including
Delta Live Tables and Autoloader.
Azure Databricks is a powerful Spark engine that integrates natively with Azure. This integration makes workflows more accessible and faster
than many other options, and it is ideal for businesses that want to use GenAI, advanced analytics, and AI-ML workloads:
Unified Data Intelligence Platform High-Performance Processing Increased productivity, Enhanced Security
A unified platform comprising joint stacks Superior data processing capabilities with and Collaboration
from Microsoft & Databricks for Data Science, Databricks’ highly optimized Spark engine on Fully integrated with Azure security &
AI, Data Warehouse, BI, Orchestration & ETL, & Azure PaaS that processes big data workloads development framework & services, enhancing
Streaming on Lakehouse data storage. faster than the Hadoop environment. safety & teamwork across departments.
Network & Security Teams: Ensure Utilize CAF to assess the current
compliance and data security state of the Hadoop environment.
are addressed before migration
begins. Evaluate the organization’s
readiness by identifying gaps and
Plan data compliance & security areas of improvement.
as per organization standards
and compliance requirements Prioritize workload based on
beforehand to prevent issues at a business impact and technical
later stage. complexity.
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