Big Data Consulting

Big Data Consulting

Big Data Processing | Business Intelligence | Data Visualization and Publishing

We can build and manage scalable systems that can Store, Process, Visualize, and Predict in near real-time or batch.

Existing data processing systems require batch and real-time processing capabilities to effectively support a business. Newer and more efficient technology and tools are available but many businesses are unsure of which exactly to use and when. Distributed processing systems like Hadoop can perform large-scale batch processing on huge volumes of data but may not be suitable for real-time analytics due to performance lags. Our Big Data services are focused on providing a wholesome solution to business problems using the right set of tools for your needs.

Ameriinfo’s team of consultants, analysts, and data architects work with enterprises like yours to build a roadmap to success with Business Data Intelligence and Big Data Analytics. Regardless of the state of your data, Ameriinfo can help get you on the right track and start delivering results. From marketing analytics and data monetization to master data management and managed services, our professional can serve your every need.
We build scalable systems that can Store, Process, Visualize, and Predict in near real-time.

The Apache Hadoop framework is composed of the following modules.
ApacheHadoop’s MapReduce and HDFS components originally derived respectively from Google’s, MapReduce and Google File System (GFS) papers. Like Apache Hadoop, some other distribution engines are there, but Apache Hadoop is the base for all the other distributions.

Hadoop Eco System

We are also Offering the Services below

Search Engine & Social Media Optimization Experts

We support

  • Cloudera Distribution
  • Hortonworks Distribution
  • MapR Distribution
  • EMC Distribution
  • Intel Distribution
  • IBM Distribution

Areas of Expertise

  • Text engineering
  • Data visualization
  • Predictive analytics

Services Offered

  • Port data from relational databases onto NoSQL systems using Sqoop, Pentaho
  • Build efficient read-write in-memory solutions
  • Create visualizations of data stored on relational or non-relational systems using tools such as Pentaho, Qlikview and Tableau
  • Perform social media sentiment analysis

Data Processing Stacks

A blind replacement of traditional databases with any non-relational system is not an ideal and a foolproof Big Data solution. For the selection of the right toolset, proper evaluation guided by specific requirements of the system is warranted. Never make the choice without a proof of concept.
cassandra

Cassandra

This is a scalable, efficient, wide-column database. Like HBase, Cassandra too supports distributed counters. It has high availability and affords operational simplicity as there is only one type of node. Cassandra can be used in real time transaction processing and web analytics.

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neo

Neo 4J

When the data in hand is interconnected and best represented in graphs, Neo4j is the database to go for. It can be used for network topologies, road maps, social recommendations and more..

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cbase

Couchbase

Used by some of the world’s largest enterprises, Its leading NoSQL distributed db technology. Couchbase is engineered to meet the elastic scalability, consistent high performance, always-on availability and data mobility requirements of mission-critical applications.

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mango

MongoDB

With query and index properties, MongoDB is SQL-friendly and a popular document store. It is best suited for content management systems, comment storage, or voting.

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hbase

HBase

HBase can handle very large workloads and is suited for data warehousing or large scale data processing and analysis such as web indexing. However, cluster setup can be difficult. Hypertable acts as a smaller, faster HBase, also suitable for search engines and analyzing log data.

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neo

Neo 4J

When the data in hand is interconnected and best represented in graphs, Neo4j is the database to go for. It can be used for network topologies, road maps, social recommendations and more..

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