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Here, we identified some popular tools to help developers in data integration and business analytics for visualising, analysing and blending Big Data
1.Splice Machine
This tool offers the ability to utilise standard SQL and can scale out on commodity hardware, this is a tool for developers that have found that MySQL and Oracle can't scale to their desired limits.
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2. MongoDB
MongoDB is also scalable and an open-source documental database that is ideal for developers who want to have precise control over the final results.
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3. Pentaho
Pentaho joins data integration and business analytics for visualising, analysing and blending Big Data. The data integration tools mean that users do not require coding in SQL or writing MapReduce Java functions.
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4.Talend
Straight away, one of the key benefits of Talend's Open Studio is that it is open source, which means that improvements will keep on rolling out as the community tweaks the tool. Its tools include products for developing, testing and deploying data management and application integration products.
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5.Splunk
Splunk specialises typically in harnessing machine data created from a number of different sources, such as websites, applications and sensors.
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