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NoSQL with Cassandra and Hadoop

21 September 2010 One Comment

As the amount and pace of data-generation keeps growing, businesses are stepping away from traditional rdbms solutions and go for highly scalable store solutions. Numerous papers are being published on this topic for instance by well known companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon and opensource projects come into existence like Cassandra and Hadoop. This video gives an overview on these emerging technologies and discuss what they could mean for your business applications.

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  • belun said:

    careful, they guy says hadoop is a file system, which is not

    so that people don’t get the wrong idea: hadoop is a framework for distributed computing, it allows you to build your application so it runs (distributed) on more computers

    part the the hadoop framework is hdfs. that is the file system and it’s a distributed file system

    # 22 September 2010 at 7:26 am

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