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Look Before You Leap: Migrating On-Premises Hadoop to AWS

Webinar

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Sponsored by unravel

Thursday, January 16
11am EST

Lack of agility, excessive costs, and administrative overhead are convincing on-premises Spark and Hadoop customers to migrate to cloud native services on AWS. As you’re migrating these applications to the cloud, Unravel helps ensure you won’t be flying blind.

Join AWS and Unravel as we discuss:

  • Top reasons customers choose AWS for their cloud migration journey,
  • Advantages of planning out your Hadoop migration to AWS,
  • Demo: Migration assessment capabilities to ensure risk-free migration.
Cobus Bernard
Senior Developer Advocate, Amazon Web Services
Cobus is a Senior Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services. He is a subject matter expert for AWS in security, containers and DevOps across various industries.
Jason Baick
Senior Director of Product Marketing, Unravel
Jason Baick is Unravel's Senior Director of Cloud Platform Solutions responsible for product and partner marketing. Jason has extensive experience in both sales and marketing in the cloud/big data/machine learning space. Prior to Unravel, Jason held leadership positions at Cloudera and Microsoft.

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