I gave a guest lecture on the Hadoop stack last week at Tapan Parikh's INFO 206: Distributed Computing Applications and Infrastructure course at Berkeley. I took a more academic approach than most, talking about the original motivating problem of Google search before moving into a deep dive of HDFS and MapReduce and an overview of the rest of the Hadoop ecosystem.
A couple students came up afterwards to say they enjoyed the talk, so I think it was well-received.
Slides: PPTX with animations and PDF.
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