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Welcome to the Big Data space in the Pentaho Community wiki. This space is the community home and collection point for all things within the Pentaho ecosystem. It is the place to find documentation, how-to's, best practices, use-cases and other information about employing Pentaho technology as part of your overall Big Data Strategy. It is also where you can share your own information and experiences. We look forward to your participation and contribution!
Overview
Pentaho's Big Data story revolves around . Kettle is a powerful Extraction, Transformation and Loading (ETL) engine that uses a metadata-driven approach. The kettle engine provides data services for, and is embedded in, most of the applications within the Pentaho BI suite from Spoon, the Kettle designer, to the Pentaho report Designer. Check out for more details of the Pentaho Big Data Story.
News and Information
- 4.4 Stable of Kettle with the new Big Data components is now available available for :
- First set of Big Data How-To's Published - Check out the How-To's for Hadoop, MapR, Cassandra and MongoDB
- Pentaho Big Data components are now open source - In order to play well within the Hadoop open source ecosystem and make Kettle be the best and most pervasive ETL engine in the Big Data space, Pentaho has put all of the Hadoop and NoSQL components into open source starting with the 4.3 release.
- Kettle license moves to Apache - To further Kettle adoption within the Hadoop community, Pentaho had decided to move the Kettle open source license from LGPL to the more permissive Apache license. This will remove the issue of what restrictions are applied to a derivative work based on combining Kettle with Hadoop.
Getting Started
It's easy to get started with Pentaho for Big Data.
- Watch the intro videos below.
- Read about .
- Download and configure the software .
- Try the for yourself.
- Join the and let us know how you are using Big Data, ask questions and give feedback.
- Tell all your friends and neighbors