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by Charles Givre and Paul Rogers
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The ability to analyze massive amounts of data is perhaps one of the most important developments of the 21st century. However, until recently, the tooling to analyze large datasets was exceedingly complex or expensive (or both). Apache Drill has the potential to change all that.
Apache Drill opens up incredible new possibilities for analyzing data because Drill enables you to query a variety of data sources using a standard language.
We envisioned this book for three groups of people: analysts or others who will be using Drill to query data, systems administrators who will be deploying and maintaining Drill in production environments, and developers who will be writing code to extend the functionality of Drill.
Three years ago, Charles was introduced to Drill at the Strata Conference in San Jose, CA, and it sparked a realization that Drill could fundamentally change the way data is analyzed. After a few conversations with MapR chief scientist Ted Dunning, Charles realized that Drill had enormous unrealized potential for use with security-related datasets. However, at the time many of Drills capabilities were undocumented, and the availability of information about how to develop for Drill ranged from limited to nonexistent. Charles wanted to extend the capabilities of Drill, but he had no idea where to begin. This book is everything that Charles would have wanted if he were starting his journey with Drill today.
Paul has worked at a number of business intelligence (BI) companies on a range of query and database tools. When he came across Drill, it seemed like the best of many different tools combined into one, while also being both open source and extensible. Paul joined the Drill team and has worked to get the word out about Drills capabilities.
This book shows you how to use Drill to analyze data effectively. The book is not intended to replace Drills documentation, but rather to serve as a guide to getting you on the right path with Drill. It represents the compilation of several years of lessons learned and should go a long way toward explaining what Drill is and how it solves user problems.
We also wrote this book for people who are interested in extending the capabilities of Drill. After you begin experimenting with Drill, you will likely develop ideas about missing functionality. When Charles started with Drill, the lack of documentation in this area was one of his biggest frustrations, and it is the goal of this book to remedy that situation. Chapters cover in depth how to extend Drills functionality in easy-to-understand language.
This book is intended for three rather distinct audiences, each with different skill sets. Heres how we address these audiences:
- Chapters are a general introduction to Drill. They will give you a good idea of how to get up and running.
- Chapters , all of the chapters in this section require an understanding of SQL.
- Chapters discuss how to extend the functionality of Drill. These chapters require an understanding of Java development to get the most out of them.
- discusses the intricacies of installing and configuring Drill in a production environment. If you are a system administrator, you will want to read this chapter.
- covers many different and diverse use cases for Drill. Regardless of your role, you will want to read this chapter to really understand the power of Drill.
All the code and data files referenced in the book are available at the following repository on GitHub. Please use the Issues tab in GitHub to report any errata in the code.
Drill has comprehensive documentation as well.
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