Oracle releases Big Data Appliance Integration System

January 11 News, according to foreign media reports, Oracle Company with open source software overall program provider Cloudera Company today released the Big Data Appliance Integration System, release time than the market expected earlier, big data Appliance includes Cloudera Hadoop system management software and support services Apache Hadoop and Cloudera Manager.

Oracle's Big Data Appliance Integration System also includes Apache Hadoop, Cloudera Manager, and NoSQL databases. Oracle's management and data Storage Manager George Lumpkin said he wanted more users to use the large capacity, flexible, low-power hadoop data processing platform.

The Big Data Appliance is a full architecture product, 864GB storage per architecture, 216 CPU cores, 648TBRAW storage, 40GB Inifiniband connections per second. The Big Data appliance is priced at $450,000, with a hard software support cost of 12% a year.

Kurt Dunn, chief executive of Cloudera, said Oracle had fused a competitive product and priced it moderately.

Oracle Big Data Appliance and Emcdata Computing Appliance, Data Computing appliance including EMC Greenplum Apache Hadoop. IBM in May launched the data analysis software platform Infosphere Biginsights. Microsoft also announced the release of the Hadoop architecture's SQL Server 2012 large data processing platform in 2012.

Oracle also released the Big Data connectors support software and other Apache Hadoop Architecture systems: Oracle Loader, data analysis software adopter, and Oracle Connector R.

Oracle sees the big Data appliance as a "construction system" that includes Exadata, Exalogic and exalytics as machine. "Oracle is becoming a data management integration company, not just a company with a blockbuster," said Gartner analyst Merv Adrian. ”

(Responsible editor: Lu Guang)