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In this issue of Java Development 2.0, Andrew Glover describes how to develop and deploy for Amazon elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). Learn about the differences between EC2 and Google App Engine, and how to quickly build and run a simple EC2 with the Eclipse plug-in and the concise Groovy language ...

The novice to do Hadoop most headaches all kinds of problems, I put my own problems and solutions to sort out the first, I hope to help you. First, the Hadoop cluster in namenode format (Bin/hadoop namenode-format) After the restart cluster will appear as follows (the problem is very obvious, basically no doubt) incompatible namespaceids in ...: Namenode Namespaceid = ...

The road to computer science is littered with things that will become "the next big thing". Although many niche languages do find some place in scripts or specific applications, C (and its derivatives) and Java languages are hard to replace. But Red Hat's Ceylon seems to be an interesting combination of some language features, using the well-known C-style syntax, but it also provides object-oriented and some useful functional support in addition to simplicity. Take a look at Ceylon and see this future VM ...

What we want to does in this short tutorial, I'll describe the required tournaments for setting up a single-node Hadoop using the Hadoop distributed File System (HDFS) on Ubuntu Linux. Are lo ...

When developing internal and external applications, organizations are increasingly using open source code-which is reasonable. Using free pre-built components rather than writing your own code can significantly shorten application development time and improve the probability of software development success. 　　When developing applications, the development team can easily use hundreds of more open source libraries, frameworks and tools, and countless code from the Internet. However, open source code is risky-even the most widely recognized code base. No one can guarantee that the open source code will not have a bug, nor guarantee it in the development process with the enterprise should ...

"Editor's note" in the famous tweet debate: MicroServices vs. Monolithic, we shared the debate on the microservices of Netflix, Thougtworks and Etsy engineers. After watching the whole debate, perhaps a large majority of people will agree with the service-oriented architecture. In fact, however, MicroServices's implementation is not simple. So how do you build an efficient service-oriented architecture? Here we might as well look to mixrad ...

How to install Nutch and Hadoop to search for Web pages and mailing lists, there seem to be few articles on how to install Nutch using Hadoop (formerly DNFs) Distributed File Systems (HDFS) and MapReduce. The purpose of this tutorial is to explain how to run Nutch on a multi-node Hadoop file system, including the ability to index (crawl) and search for multiple machines, step-by-step. This document does not involve Nutch or Hadoop architecture. It just tells how to get the system ...

One, the charm of the management of cloud computing is that users can start using their ID card and credit card, but that's the problem. Such a simple service is bound to bring many challenges to the unprepared IT department. 　　We've been through this many times before: the benefits of a technology that are easy to use end up being an unexpected management challenge, such as virtualization, which causes virtual machines to become fragmented, new security risks to smartphones, and instant messaging that triggers corporate governance problems. This article is intended to show IT managers how to maximize cloud computing ...

There are a few things to explain about prismatic first. Their entrepreneurial team is small, consisting of just 4 computer scientists, three of them young Stanford and Dr. Berkeley. They are using wisdom to solve the problem of information overload, but these PhDs also act as programmers: developing Web sites, iOS programs, large data, and background programs for machine learning needs. The bright spot of the prismatic system architecture is to solve the problem of social media streaming in real time with machine learning. Because of the trade secret reason, he did not disclose their machine ...

Chapter author Andrew C. Oliver is a professional software advisor and president and founder of the Open Software re-programme of North Carolina State Dalem data consulting firm. 　　Using Hadoop for a long time, he found that 12 things really affected the ease of use of Hadoop. Hadoop is a magical creation, but it develops too quickly and shows some flaws. I love elephants and elephants love me. But there is nothing perfect in this world, sometimes even good friends ...