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    Wendelin Big Data Learning Track

    • Last Update:2024-10-21
    • Version:006
    • Language:en

    This learning track contains a sequence of lectures teaching how to setup and use Wendelin. After finishing this learning track, you should have a ready-to-use Wendelin system and be familiar with setting up a sensor, retrieve, analyse and visualize data. 

    Lecture 1: Wendelin Introduction

    This lecture will introduce Wendelin and underlying concepts.

    Lecture 2: Setup

    There are three ways to setup Wendelin - Wendelin standalone in a VM, Wendelin provisioned through the SlapOS panel, and Wendelin provisioned in a SlapOS Theia IDE environment.
    Wendelin Standalone is a quick way to test Wendelin and to do the tutorials in Lecture 3.
    Wendelin provisioned with SlapOS is recommended for production.
    Wendelin deployed in a SlapOS Theia IDE environment is recommended for developers.
    If you are planning to do all the tutorials, Wendelin provisioned with SlapOS (setup B below) is advised.

    Setup A: Wendelin Standalone on a VM

    Setup B: Wendelin through the SlapOS Panel

    These tutorials describe the installation process of Wendelin through the SlapOS Panel. You will need a dedicated setup provided by RapidSpace to perform this correctly (ask us by email if one has not been provided for you).

    Setup C: Wendelin in a SlapOS IDE environment

    These tutorials describe the installation process of Wendelin in a SlapOS IDE environment (based on Theia). You will need a SlapOS IDE environment provided by RapidSpace to do this (ask us by email). Note that this SlapOS IDE environment is usually abbreviated as just "Theia" in the documentation.

    Lecture 3: Wendelin for Data Scientists

    This section teaches how to use Data Lakes in Wendelin, how to easily upload and download data using ebulk. 

    Lecture 3.1: Data Lake Basics

    Lecture 3.2: Big Data Collaboration

    Lecture 4: Wendelin for Data Science Industrialisation

    This section shows on a specific example how to configure wendelin, receive streaming data using fluentd and batch data using embulk, as well as how to create simple notebook and visualise data.

    Lecture 4.1: Dynamic Ingestion Policies

    Lecture 4.2: Automated Data Streaming

    Lecture 4.3: Data Processing Workflow

    Lecture 4.4: Data Visualisation

    Lecture 4.5: Industrialize Machine Learning