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Tag Archives: mapreduce
Combining Hadoop/Elastic Mapreduce with AWS Redshift Data Warehouse
There are currently interesting developments of scalable (up to Petabytes), low-latency and affordable datawarehouse related solutions, e.g. AWS Redshift (cloud-based) [1] Cloudera’s Impala (open source) [2,3] Apache Thrill (open source) [4] This posting shows how one of them – AWS … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, cloud computing, Hadoop and Mapreduce
Tagged analytics, cloud computing, hadoop, mapreduce, redshift
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atbr – supports websocket-based sharding
atbr (large-scale and low-latency in-memory key-value pair store) now supports websocket-based sharding for parallel deployments. Websocket Sharding Example Checkout and install atbr Start 3 servers loaded with data Start shard server talking to shards Connect to shard server and lookup … Continue reading
Posted in cloud computing
Tagged atbr, dictionaries, hadoop, hashtables, in-memory, large-scale, mapreduce, python
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Mapreduce in Search
Wrote about mapreduce in search in a presentation for next week. Mapreduce in Search (more up-to-date pdf version of the presentation) Best regards, Amund Atbrox
Posted in Atbrox, Hadoop and Mapreduce, infrastructure, search
Tagged information retrieval, mapreduce, search
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An example of using F# and C# (.net/mono) with Amazon’s Elastic Mapreduce (Hadoop)
This posting gives an an example how F# and C# can scale potentially to up to thousands of machines with Mapreduce in order to efficiently process TeraByte (TB) and PetaByte (PB) data amounts. It shows a C# (c sharp) mapper … Continue reading
2nd International Workshop on Mapreduce and its applications
If you are interested in Mapreduce (/Hadoop), I would like to recommend participating or submitting your paper to the 2nd International Workshop on Mapreduce and its applications (MAPREDUCE’11). The mapreduce workshop is held in correspondance with the The 20th International … Continue reading