Hadoop Ecosystem Map: The eight largest groups in the Elephant kingdom

Whether you admit it or not, Hadoop is now synonymous with the big data movement. The technology around Hadoop products has become a complex of software, applications, services, or ecosystems. The Hadoop ecosystem, like a young supernova, is rapidly evolving and growing, with new products and models emerging.

To help businesses and industry's large data technology and application practitioners quickly sort out the idea of a Hadoop ecosystem, Gigaom recently produced a map of the Hadoop ecosystem, based on different scenarios and delivery patterns, Divide the manufacturers and products of hadoop ecosystems into six dimensions and eight types of players:

Release publisher

Third-party management software provider

Hadoop Infrastructure Extension Vendors (for example, SQL on Hadoop)

Hadoop packaging service providers (such as Oracle, Hewlett-Packard, and other large data integration products or integrated into the existing product suite, such vendors do not develop the technology at the Hadoop level, but directly with the Hortonworks and Cloudera, such as the off-the-shelf version of the company)

Hadoop infrastructure Provider

Hadoop Application Developer

Hadoop Analysis Application Platform service provider

Hadoop competitive platform, HDFS alternative product provider

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Highlights from the Hadoop ecosystem map include:

Sql-on-hadoop is a recent hot spot in which vendors and companies are looking to provide a similar experience in a new data platform that resembles a traditional data warehouse, with similar hotspots in the field of Hadoop applications.

The Hadoop version is still the most stable and lucrative market for Hadoop, involving large companies or startups with large investment support.

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