Hadoop isn’t ready for the elephant graveyard
Google might have ditched its old tried and tested formula, but DataTorrents John Fanelli has some choice words for Hadoop detractors.
Google might have ditched its old tried and tested formula, but DataTorrents John Fanelli has some choice words for Hadoop detractors.
Bill Bain, CEO of in-memory data grid provider ScaleOut Software, expands on the beauty of decoupling from batch, why we should all follow the millisecond rule, and more.
Clouderas Wolfgang Hoschek introduces a new open source library, Morphlines, for creating MapReduce pipelines with minimum fuss.
The two darlings of Big Data have moved even closer together after 10gen added a raft of improvements for their Hadoop connector for MongoDB.
The two darlings of Big Data have moved even closer together after 10gen added a raft of improvements for their Hadoop connector for MongoDB.
Thanks to Twitter and Clouderas efforts, Hadoop has a new storage format ready-made for analytic processing.
After rigorous testing, the company spun out of VMware and EMC technologies have made their Hadoop stack available for download. But what makes it stand out?
The Palo Alto company look in rude health following Hadoop Summit, thanks to a welcome update for HDP 2.0
The components of Hadoop 2.0 are coming together nicely. Continuuity aim to make the learning curve easier for YARN with their newest tool.
Already used by social networking giants Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, is Apache Giraph set to lead the charge for scalable social graphs?
With their competition placing faith in new solutions, the Yahoo spinoff opt to renovate and improve Hadoop veteran Hive.
The latest Hortonworks Data Platform brings an important Hadoop management tool for novices. Could it give them the edge over other Hadoop vendors?
The creator of Hadoop, Doug Cutting talks about the evolution of the project from purely an open source project to one of the most important technologies of the last 30 years. He looks at the changes taking place in the economics of large scale computing and what is possible with data, focusing on how integration with existing IT infrastructure is key to the success of Hadoop and other big data technologies. Doug then discusses how Big Data enables organizations to combine legacy data and new datasets in powerful/innovative ways, with examples for customer analytics, new products/services and real-time processes. Finally he looks at how to become a data driven organisation in the brave new big data world, where large scale analytics are made both possible and economica