Applications of Smart HIV/AIDS Digital System Using Hadoop Ecosystem Components

Smart HIV/AIDS digital system is a collection of HIV/AIDS relevant electronic data integrated into a single place from the various data sources. After the successful storage of the data, there is a need to extract the necessary details of which will provide useful insight to the users. The main users of smart HIV/AIDS digital system are patients, doctors, researchers, government, etc. Due to the huge amount of data collection, normal data processing techniques are not sufficient and viable. Hence, there is a need of advanced technologies to extract the data as well as to view it in an effective, quick, user friendly, and convenient way. Hadoop ecosystem components are used to perform the user application related activities. In this paper, we have focused on explaining the different Hadoop ecosystem components and its intended uses to extract useful information from smart HIV/AIDS digital system.

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