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Tag Archives: amazon
Unstructured Search for Amazon’s SimpleDB
SimpleDB is a service primarily for storing and querying structured data (can e.g. be used for a product catalog with descriptive features per products, or an academic event service with extracted features such as event dates, locations, organizers and topics). … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, aws, hadoop, latency, python, s3, search, simpledb, storage, structured search, unstructured search
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How to use C++ Compiled Python for Amazon’s Elastic Mapreduce (Hadoop)
Sometimes it can be useful to compile Python code for Amazon’s Elastic Mapreduce into C++ and then into a binary. The motivation for that could be to integrate with (existing) C or C++ code, or increase performance for CPU-intensive mapper or … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, aws, c++, elastic mapreduce, hadoop, mapreduce, python, shedskin
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Hadoop World 2009 – some notes from morning session
Location: Roosevelt Hotel NYC 09:11 – Christophe Bisciglia (Cloudera) Announcement about BOFs HBASE and UI Birds of a Feather Hadoop history overview happenings during the last year: Hive, Pig, Sqoop (data import) ++ yesterday: Vertica announced mapreduce support for their … Continue reading
atbrox ready for business
We are here to help you: Understand if and how the cloud can be cost-efficient in your setting Efficiently analyze large data sets using the cloud Architect, develop and deploy scalable and reliable software for the cloud Adapt and migrate … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, automation, aws, cloud, data analysis, elastic mapreduce, hadoop, mapreduce, scalability, simplicity
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