Big data
What makes data big
5V’s of Big Data
- Volume, velocity, variety, veracity and value
How we build from bottom up from data to analytics.
Since 1969
- Expenitial Growth across Tech, Economics, Finance, and Science (Underlying driver of what makes data big)
- Computations Morse Law
- The dependency for exponetial power to increase
- Computations Morse Law
4 Factors at play
- Storage cost (the ability to keep your data on a disk)
- There has been a decrease in cost of storage cost
- CPU cost
- the cost of CPU’s have decreased
- Network access
- People get on the internet and start to use connected services
- Is the only one that has exponential increased
- Badwidth cost
- What it takes for all these computers to work together has expoentially decrease
The effect of this increased exponentially the volume and velocity of data
Function of 3 things Exponential Growth (see above) Real time networks
- Example is sensor netoworks (little computers on every player that gets stored at a location) Cloud Computing
- Cluster computing
- Head node that is distributing the work to the worker nodes
- we can distribute computation and where we hold the data and we can do it from home
- How do we process this data (Batch vs. Real time)