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Installing Hadoop on OSX Lion (10.7)

Posted in BigData, tagged , on May 8, 2012 | Leave a Comment »

For starters, this isn’t a production setup, this is just so that I can do some quick Hadoop demos on my Macbook Air (2011).  In this case, my configuration is OSX Lion, 4GB RAM, and 256GB SSD.   As well, a serious shout out to the authors below whom I had referenced to create this post. [...]

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A Primer on PowerPivot Topologies and Configurations

Posted in PowerPivot, tagged , , , on March 29, 2012 | 2 Comments »

For those who would like a quick primer on PowerPivot Topologies and Configurations, check out the SlideShare below. Enjoy!

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Connecting Hadoop on Azure to your Amazon S3 Blob storage

Posted in BigData, Cloud, tagged , , , , on March 21, 2012 | 4 Comments »

When working with Hadoop on Azure, you may be used to the idea of putting your data in the Cloud.  In addition to using Azure Blob Storage, another option is connecting your Hadoop on Azure cluster to query data against Amazon S3.  To configure Hadoop on Azure to connect to it, below are the steps [...]

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PowerPivot for SharePoint: Existing Farm Installation

Posted in PowerPivot, tagged , on September 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

So the fate… of the entire human race depends upon my wild guess      — Doctor Gaius Baltar (Battlestar Galactica)     Actually, the quote that I really wanted to say was “So the fate… of the entire PowerPivot deployment depends upon my wild a** guess?!  WTF!!!”   Yet, this is not the time for [...]

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Delegation, Claims, Active Directory…Oh My!…Aw Crap!

Posted in PowerPivot, SharePoint, tagged , , , , , , on April 8, 2010 | 8 Comments »

Heads up, this posting’s title was “User credentials could not be delegated and Active Directory” but I realized I needed a title that evoked my emotional state  Do not fret or worry, this is not “yet another user credentials delegation” blog. After all, there are already the postings including Troubleshooting #PowerPivot Excel Services connectivity (written [...]

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Update SharePoint 2010 Farm Credentials Tips

Posted in PowerPivot, SharePoint, tagged on April 8, 2010 | 4 Comments »

Within your SharePoint environment – such as your PowerPivot for SharePoint single server install – a common task that you will need to do is to update the SharePoint Farm credentials  when the password changes.  You may be able to do this automatically by using the new SharePoint 2010 feature to plan automatic password change.  [...]

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Ramblings about missing time … and #PowerPivot sneak peek!

Posted in PowerPivot, tagged , , , , , , , , on April 5, 2010 | 4 Comments »

Wow, I just checked and its been more than a month since I did my last blog post!  So for starters, apologies for the lack of cool PowerPivot stuff on this blog. But it’s not like I haven’t been tweeting about PowerPivot…thank goodness I can easily retweet or type 140 characters! (follow me @dennylee) But [...]

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Pros/Cons of deploying #SSIS with the SQL engine server

Posted in Integration Services, tagged , , on January 10, 2010 | 5 Comments »

I was asked a pretty good question recently on what are the pros and cons of deploying SQL Server Integration Services packages on the same server that has your SQL Engine Server as well.  While we covered a lot in Top 10 SQL Server Integration Services Best Practices, we never really addressed this issue specifically [...]

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More great PowerPivot resources!

Posted in PowerPivot, tagged , , on January 5, 2010 | 1 Comment »

As you already may know, we have a couple of forums for PowerPivot at: SQL Server 2008 R2 PowerPivot for Excel SQL Server 2008 R2 PowerPivot for SharePoint Dave Wickert with his PowerPivotGeek.com site has also created two new sections: Reported Problems section which compiles the different issues concerning PowerPivot for SharePoint installations and Troubleshooting [...]

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Handling Cross-forest deployments

Posted in SharePoint, tagged , , on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

In many corporate or external-facing SharePoint deployments, it becomes necessary to develop multiple forests or domains to handle different users.  A great explaination of this concept can be found in the SharePoint Team’s blog on Support for Cross-forest deployments.    The basic idea here is that you have two domains, e.g. DomainA and DomainB.  DomainA [...]

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