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  • Hello and Welcome to using MySQL

  • to build Big Data applications

  • to build Big Data applications

  • This is going to be a tutorial about

  • obviously, using MySQL

  • obviously, using MySQL

  • to build Big Data applications, but

  • when I mean Big Data

  • when I mean Big Data

  • there could be two things, it could be..

  • there could be two things, it could be..

  • Sorry, there could be two problems that you are addressing. Either it's an problem of scaling

  • as in, my system already has a lot of data and I..

  • as in, my system already has a lot of data and I..

  • I would like to be able to

  • I would like to be able to

  • make the existing features more performant or

  • be allowed to get more volume

  • be allowed to get more volume

  • and the other problem is reporting

  • and the other problem is reporting

  • in the sense that you already have Big Data

  • in the sense that you already have Big Data

  • in the sense that you already have Big Data

  • and you are asked to make use of that in some way

  • and you are asked to make use of that in some way

  • and you are asked to make use of that in some way

  • to either give more insight

  • to either give more insight

  • to the business users in your organization or give aggregated reports

  • to your customers about how they are performing

  • to your customers about how they are performing

  • and I'm going to focus today, on this side (reporting)

  • and I'm going to focus today, on this side (reporting)

  • and I'm going to focus today, on this side (reporting)

  • of the Big Data the problem.

  • So what is the problem with with the Big Data?

  • So what is the problem with with the Big Data?

  • Basically, it's as if you have a very large table

  • Basically, it's as if you have a very large table

  • Basically, it's as if you have a very large table

  • with millions or billions of rows

  • with millions or billions of rows

  • and in order to do the reporting that you need to do

  • and in order to do the reporting that you need to do

  • you need to gather all this information from this table and process it in some way

  • you need to gather all this information from this table and process it in some way

  • However, what does that mean in terms of the underlying physics of it.

  • However, what does that mean in terms of the underlying physics of it.

  • However, what does that mean in terms of the underlying physics of it.

  • You have a hard disk

  • You have a hard disk

  • (let's pretend that's a hard disk)

  • and in order to get the certain rows from the table on the hard disk

  • and in order to get the certain rows from the table on the hard disk

  • you have to go over many different places in the hard disk

  • So, if it is a large amount of data (that) would obviously be more time consuming.

  • If the data is fragmented across different places on the hard disk that would mean you have to spin more.

  • If the data is fragmented across different places on the hard disk that would mean you have to spin more.

  • If the data is fragmented across different places on the hard disk that would mean you have to spin more.

  • and once you have that

  • you need to get that data into the CPU (roughly)

  • you need to get that data into the CPU (roughly)

  • you need to get that data into the CPU (roughly)

  • to aggregate that (data)

  • to aggregate that (data)

  • To process it (the data). To manipulate it into whatever way you need it to (be)

  • and then you produce a report

  • which you later provide to your users

  • which you later provide to your users

  • provide to your users

  • and they are happy about it

  • (I'm not sure if you can see that)

  • So, this problem has actually been going on for a very long time

  • So, this problem has actually been going on for a very long time

  • How are we able to, with existing hardware technologies,

  • How are we able to, with existing hardware technologies,

  • get more data faster to be able to process it and turn it into a report

  • get more data faster to be able to process it and turn it into a report

  • Many years ago, a person called Ralph Kimbal

  • who is the main or one of the two main contributors to the data warehousing

  • who is the main or one of the two main contributors to the data warehousing

  • who is the main or one of the two main contributors to the data warehousing

  • who is the main or one of the two main contributors to the data warehousing

  • he came up with.. data warehousing.. I wouldn't say movement, but technology

  • he came up with.. data warehousing.. I wouldn't say movement, but technology

  • he came up with.. data warehousing.. I wouldn't say movement, but technology

  • came up with the idea in 1995 or 1996

  • came up with the idea in 1995 or 1996

  • where he said basically, no matter what the technology is

  • where he said basically, no matter what the technology is

  • is we'll always have to go through a large number of rows

  • is we'll always have to go through a large number of rows

  • so how can we design our database

  • (in a way) that we are able to produce reports without

  • (in a way) that we are able to produce reports without

  • (in a way) that we are able to produce reports without

  • (in a way) that we are able to produce reports without

  • very resource intensive operations and

  • what he thought was

  • his solution to this program was basically to create something called a summary table

  • his solution to this program was basically to create something called a summary table

  • and a summary table is an aggregated

  • version of this table

  • obviously, smaller and with less rows

  • that data is already been

  • taken from here (the large table) and

  • summarized here (the small table). So when you access this summary table

  • it's obviously much easier to get the rows and much easier to give back the results

  • it's obviously much easier to get the rows and much easier to give back the results

  • it's obviously much easier to get the rows and much easier to give back the results

  • So let me give some examples about what

  • what that would look like

  • so let's say, you have

  • so let's say, you have

  • a table

  • and it has orders

  • like a basic e-commerce site

  • and you have

  • usually a hundred thousand rows

  • usually a hundred thousand rows

  • per day

  • so it's not really a

  • not really an issue for any relational database.

  • You store those rows

  • You store those rows

  • with the database. That's fine.

  • But your period of time, lets say a year

  • But your period of time, lets say a year

  • you have quite a large number of rows

  • So you start to have 36.5 million rows

  • and that could get cumbersome

  • and in some cases

  • it could be much more than 100,000 rows, but lets stick to this example

  • So you want to

  • create a report from the orders table and you want to know

  • create a report from the orders table and you want to know

  • The business users in your organization want to know how certain products doing across particular dates

  • The business users in your organization want to know how certain products doing across particular dates

  • The business users in your organization want to know how certain products doing across particular dates

  • What you could you do (is), you could create a summary table

  • What you could you do (is), you could create a summary table

  • like this

  • and

  • For the sake of clarity, I'll write a SELECT statement here that will explain the contents of the summary table. So you have

  • For the sake of clarity, I'll write a SELECT statement here that will explain the contents of the summary table. So you have

  • select

  • So lets say we need date, because that was what was requested

  • So lets say we need date, because that was what was requested

  • and any product_id

  • and we want to get the aggregated details of revenue

  • and we want to get the aggregated details of revenue

  • and we want to get the aggregated details of revenue

  • and then we GROUP BY it

  • date

  • Basically the two keys (columns)

  • date and product_id

  • This is now the new summary table and we can call it

  • product revenue summary

  • product revenue summary

  • product revenue summary

  • and this had to say we have . hundred products, so this will have

  • hundred rows a day

  • So obviously, you could

  • after generating this table

  • You could provide this table to your business users and say

  • "Do whatever you need. Find out whatever information you want to gather."

  • so lets say for example,

  • If someone were to query for product 13A

  • If someone were to query for product 13A

  • If someone were to query for product 13A

  • and how it did (performed) on weekends

  • and how it did (performed) on weekends

  • so perhaps you know you would find the table

  • so perhaps you know you would find the table

  • for weekends or dates

  • Get only weekends and perhaps INNER JOIN it with that (summary) table

  • Get only weekends and perhaps INNER JOIN it with that (summary) table

  • and you'll get their answer very quickly

  • and you'll get their answer very quickly

  • and you'll get their answer very quickly

  • and your users will be happy because of it

  • and your users will be happy because of it

  • A different sample

  • or a different summary table could be for people who are interested to know how the

  • product is selling across a particular geography

  • and in this case, lets say city

  • so

  • what we would need to do for that it's a city_id isn't recorded in the orders table

  • we would need to enrich

  • we would need to enrich

  • the table a little bit

  • and the way we do that is we

  • we INNER JOIN it with the addresses table

  • and

  • what we would do is we would, basically.. I'll just write it here

  • what we would do is we would, basically.. I'll just write it here

  • you would do SELECT

  • let's do

  • let's do

  • o for orders, o.date

  • and

  • city

  • and

  • sum(o.revenue) FROM orders o

  • INNER JOIN addresses a

  • INNER JOIN addresses a

  • on

  • on

  • (actually) using

  • address_id

  • address_id

  • GROUP BY date and city

  • and we will fill up a new summary table

  • and we will fill up a new summary table

  • called

  • called

  • city revenue summary

  • so here we have

  • two summary tables

  • Two different ways of slicing the data. Now

  • you aren't exactly limited by the number of summary tables you can have

  • you aren't exactly limited by the number of summary tables you can have

  • obviously, they take a certain amount of space and

  • obviously, they take a certain amount of space and

  • they also take some effort into creating (them), but we'll get into that soon

  • they also take some effort into creating (them), but we'll get into that soon

  • was you could have done for example here is that you could have added city to to product

  • so you have product

  • you have here date, product_id and city_id

  • make it a larger summary table, but you can get the data in two different ways

  • or perhaps you can then have a more extensive

  • more extensive summary table with a higher level of granularity

  • more extensive summary table with a higher level of granularity

  • You could search for product and city and date

  • that could be a user requirement. It depends.

  • if you're interested in getting to the data in one way

  • You are only interested in slicing the data in this way or slicing the data in this way (second summary table)

  • You are only interested in slicing the data in this way or slicing the data in this way (second summary table)

  • currently you have two summary tables

  • and this particular summary table has saved you an INNER JOIN

  • that could be quite valuable in terms of performance, saving you an INNER JOIN

  • So, those are the two examples

  • i'd just like to quickly

  • give another example

  • of what happens nowadays in some other companies

  • of what happens nowadays in some other companies

  • some social networks

  • Already kind of use the idea of summary tables

  • in their systems

  • lets say

  • they have lots of servers

  • it's spread geographically: this is Europe

  • This is North America. This is South America

  • and this is Asia

  • and this is Asia

  • and

  • in order for them to get reports that they are interested in

  • what they would do is they would get data

  • what they would do is they would get data

  • From all the servers

  • into lets say a map/reduce system

  • in this case lets say hadoop, for example

  • and remember, we don't need the exact

  • and remember, we don't need the exact

  • once it arrives here, we don't need the exact data from them. We need the aggregated data to goto

  • once it arrives here, we don't need the exact data from them. We need the aggregated data to goto

  • once it arrives here, we don't need the exact data from them. We need the aggregated data to goto

  • to another database or another summary table

  • to another database or another summary table

  • and once the data from here is aggregated

  • it goes into a reporting database

  • depending on their needs this can be mysql database

  • depending on their needs this can be mysql database

  • if their needs are greater, it could be

  • if their needs are greater, it could be

  • if their needs are greater, it could be

  • any number of commercial or open source solutions which can handle

  • larger amounts of data

  • But the theory is very similar to

  • the example of summary tables there was that you get

  • data from from someplace you

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