Last year, at the SQL Pass summit in Seattle, Microsoft announced that it would work with Hortonworks to implement Hadoop on Windows Server and Windows Azure platforms. Microsoft's official, the framework product suite for future support for Windows Azure and Windows Server Hadoop, and named "Isotope".
For Microsoft, there is more than just the Hadoop framework on Windows Azure and Windows Server for large data plans. Microsoft is planning to launch some of the relevant assistive tools and technologies around Hadoop in the first half of this year. Microsoft has been trying to integrate seamlessly from its own products and Hadoop file systems and Hadoop tools.
Microsoft plans to provide a final version of Hadoop running on Azure on March 30. At the same time, Microsoft plans to launch the Hadoop preview, which runs on top of Windows Server, and will provide a final version on June 29.
According to the Windows Azure GA project, future Hadoop projects running on Azure will allow programming based on the common Language Runtime (CLR) language, such as the C # language, on top of the. Net Framework framework. Microsoft will also integrate Active Directory and system Center on Hadoop. More big data plans for Microsoft will be announced in June this year.