Apache Spark Commercial Support

The Big data field of the 2014, Apache Spark (hereinafter referred to as Spark) is undoubtedly the most attention. Spark, from the hand of the family of Berkeley Amplab, at present by the commercial company Databricks escort. Spark has become one of ASF's most active projects since March 2014, and has received extensive support in the industry-the spark 1.2 release in December 2014 contains more than 1000 contributor contributions from 172-bit TLP ...

According to relevant data, China's mobile internet users in the first half of 2013 has exceeded the 500 million mark, is expected in the first quarter of 14, the domestic mobile internet users will be over the PC, mobile phone users more than 1 billion, 3G users continue to grow, as well as 4G strong momentum, have spawned mobile large data explosion. 　　A lot of new data is emerging all the times, and the mobile Internet is affecting all aspects of human life. This will be an unprecedented era. All companies and institutions are or are becoming mobile internet organizations. All companies and institutions will eventually be big data organizations for cloud computing. Move ...

Top 10 Reasons You Need Spark: 1. Spark is the only current replacement for revolutionary Hadoop that does everything Hadoop does and is more than 100 times faster than Hadoop: Logistic regression in Hadoop and Spark can be seen in areas where Spark is particularly good at 120 times faster than Hadoop! 2, the original support for Hadoop's four major business organizations have announced support for Spark, including the well-known Hadoop solutions ...

Currently, the Hadoop distribution has an open source version of Apache and a Hortonworks distribution (HDP Hadoop), MapR Hadoop, and so on. All of these distributions are based on Apache Hadoop.

Hadoop is a large data distributed system infrastructure developed by the Apache Foundation, the earliest version of which was the 2003 original Yahoo! Doug cutting is based on Google's published academic paper. Users can easily develop and run applications that process massive amounts of data in Hadoop without knowing the underlying details of the distribution. The features of low cost, high reliability, high scalability, high efficiency and high fault tolerance make Hadoop the most popular large data analysis system, yet its HDFs and mapred ...

"Csdn Live Report" December 2014 12-14th, sponsored by the China Computer Society (CCF), CCF large data expert committee contractor, the Chinese Academy of Sciences and CSDN jointly co-organized to promote large data research, application and industrial development as the main theme of the 2014 China Data Technology Conference (big Data Marvell Conference 2014,BDTC 2014) and the second session of the CCF Grand Symposium was opened at Crowne Plaza Hotel, New Yunnan, Beijing. Figuratively Architec ...

This time, we share the 13 most commonly used open source tools in the Hadoop ecosystem, including resource scheduling, stream computing, and various business-oriented scenarios. First, we look at resource management.

Hadoop is a large data distributed system infrastructure developed by the Apache Foundation, the earliest version of which was the 2003 original Yahoo! Dougcutting based on Google's published academic paper. Users can easily develop and run applications that process massive amounts of data in Hadoop without knowing the underlying details of the distribution. The features of low cost, high reliability, high scalability, high efficiency and high fault tolerance make Hadoop the most popular large data analysis system, yet its HDFs and mapreduc ...

Big data has grown rapidly in all walks of life, and many organizations have been forced to look for new and creative ways to manage and control such a large amount of data, not only to manage and control data, but to analyze and tap the value to facilitate business development. Looking at big data, there have been a lot of disruptive technologies in the past few years, such as Hadoop, Mongdb, Spark, Impala, etc., and understanding these cutting-edge technologies will also help you better grasp the trend of large data development. It is true that in order to understand something, one must first understand the person concerned with the thing. So, ...

Big data has grown rapidly in all walks of life, and many organizations have been forced to look for new and creative ways to manage and control such a large amount of data, not only to manage and control data, but to analyze and tap the value to facilitate business development. Looking at big data, there have been a lot of disruptive technologies in the past few years, such as Hadoop, Mongdb, Spark, Impala, etc., and understanding these cutting-edge technologies will also help you better grasp the trend of large data development. It is true that in order to understand something, one must first understand the person concerned with the thing. So, ...