Introduction to Apache Hive

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Apache Hive is a data warehouse infrastructure built on top of Hadoop. It allows users to query large datasets stored in Hadoop file systems using a SQL-like language called HiveQL. Hive converts queries into a series of MapReduce jobs that are executed on Hadoop. It stores table data and partitions in HDFS directories with table metadata stored separately. The Hive CLI provides an interface for users to issue HiveQL queries and manage tables, databases and partitions.

APACHE HIVE
(Apache Hadoop Sub Project)

Agenda:
 Story – Making of Apache Hive
 What is Apache Hive
 Physical Layout
 Hive CLI
 Hive QL

Can Elephants Fly?

Concern: Can hadoop be used more efficiently/fruitfully by developers?

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Thinking…. ?
Step 1. Give him Wings

Mr. Hadoop energizing himself.

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Thinking… ?
Step 2. Pray to Gravity

Thanks to gravity, sky never fell down on us ;)
But wait 2012 is not yet over. Keep Praying.

Mr. Hadoop enjoying his first air ride.

“God did not create the universe, gravity did” - Stephen Hawking

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Upshot of the down-fall

Victims Mr. Hadoo
p – The Fly
ing Elephan
t

Blame Gravity! The Fall will have a huge impact.

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Saving Life…
Step1. Shrink

BEFORE -

ACME Elephant Shrinker

AFTER -

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Saving Life…
Step2. Genetic Engineering & a bit of magic
BEFORE AFTER

Mr. Hadoop

Ms. Hive

Injecting Insecto-receptors

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Behind the scenes…?

Hive was initially developed by Facebook.

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 Hive is a datawarehouse infrastructure built
on top of hadoop.
 Supports analysis of large datasets stored in
Hadoop compatible file systems like HDFS,
Amazon S3 fs.
 Provides SQL-like query language called
HiveQL.
 To accelerate queries, it provides indexing.

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 Warehouse directory in hdfs
 /user/hive/warehouse
 Tables ~ Subdirectories of warehouse
 Partitions ~ Subdirectories of corresponding
Table directory.

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 Hive Queries are implicitly converted to map-
reduce code by hive engine.
 Compiler translates all the queries into a
directed acyclic graph of map-reduce jobs.
 These map-reduce jobs are sent to hadoop
for execution.

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 /user/hive directory is created automatically as soon
as hive session is started first time.
 /user/hive/warehouse directory shall be accessible
by all.
 hadoop dfs -chmod –R 1777 /user/hive/warehouse
 Recommended to activate sticky bit if supported by
the hadoop version installed on cluster.
 /tmp directory shall also be made as a sticky
directory.
 hadoop dfs –chmod –R 1777 /tmp

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 Hive CLI(Command Line Interface) can be
invoked by hive command.
 % hive

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 DML’s
▪ Select
 DDL’s
▪ SHOW TABLES
▪ CREATE TABLE
▪ ALTER TABLE
▪ DROP TABLE

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 Normal Tables are created under warehouse
directory. (source Data migrates to warehouse)
 Normal Tables are directly visible through hdfs
directory browsing.
 On Dropping a normal table, the source data and
table meta data both are deleted.
 External Tables read directly from hdfs files.
 External tables not visible in warehouse
directory.
 On Dropping an external table, only the meta
data is deleted but not the source data.

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 Hive QL supports Joins on only equality
expressions. Complex boolean expressions,
inequality conditions are not supported.
 More than 2 tables can be joined.
 Number of map-reduce jobs generated for a
join depend on the columns being used.
 If same col is used for all the tables, then n=1
 Otherwise n>1

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 HiveQL Doesn’t follow SQL-92 standard
 Lack support
 No Materialized views
 No Transaction level support
 Limited Sub-query support

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Hadoop – Entering into the new world!

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Reach me

Tapan Avasthi
Associate Software Developer Intern, Travelocity Global
tapan.avasthi@travelocity.com
tapan.k.avasthi@gmail.com

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Introduction to Apache Hive

1. APACHE HIVE (Apache Hadoop Sub Project) Agenda:  Story – Making of Apache Hive  What is Apache Hive  Physical Layout  Hive CLI  Hive QL

6. Thinking… ? Step 2. Pray to Gravity Thanks to gravity, sky never fell down on us ;) But wait 2012 is not yet over. Keep Praying. Mr. Hadoop enjoying his first air ride. “God did not create the universe, gravity did” - Stephen Hawking © 2012 Sabre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | All rights reserved 6

14.  Hive is a datawarehouse infrastructure built on top of hadoop.  Supports analysis of large datasets stored in Hadoop compatible file systems like HDFS, Amazon S3 fs.  Provides SQL-like query language called HiveQL.  To accelerate queries, it provides indexing. © 2012 Sabre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | All rights reserved 14

15.  Warehouse directory in hdfs  /user/hive/warehouse  Tables ~ Subdirectories of warehouse  Partitions ~ Subdirectories of corresponding Table directory. © 2012 Sabre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | All rights reserved 15

16.  Hive Queries are implicitly converted to mapreduce code by hive engine.  Compiler translates all the queries into a directed acyclic graph of map-reduce jobs.  These map-reduce jobs are sent to hadoop for execution. © 2012 Sabre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | All rights reserved 16

17.  /user/hive directory is created automatically as soon as hive session is started first time.  /user/hive/warehouse directory shall be accessible by all.  hadoop dfs -chmod –R 1777 /user/hive/warehouse  Recommended to activate sticky bit if supported by the hadoop version installed on cluster.  /tmp directory shall also be made as a sticky directory.  hadoop dfs –chmod –R 1777 /tmp © 2012 Sabre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | All rights reserved 17

24.  Normal Tables are created under warehouse directory. (source Data migrates to warehouse)  Normal Tables are directly visible through hdfs directory browsing.  On Dropping a normal table, the source data and table meta data both are deleted.  External Tables read directly from hdfs files.  External tables not visible in warehouse directory.  On Dropping an external table, only the meta data is deleted but not the source data. © 2012 Sabre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | All rights reserved 24

28.  Hive QL supports Joins on only equality expressions. Complex boolean expressions, inequality conditions are not supported.  More than 2 tables can be joined.  Number of map-reduce jobs generated for a join depend on the columns being used.  If same col is used for all the tables, then n=1  Otherwise n>1 © 2012 Sabre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | All rights reserved 28