The arrival of large data era many manufacturers to release new products

At this week's O ' Reilly Strata Conference, other software vendors, in addition to Talend, unveiled important strategies for big data, including Calpont, Pentaho, DataStax, VMware, and Alpine data labs.

Calpont the assembly as a platform for its high-performance Analysis database INFINIDB, the company said that Infinidb's third edition is a column database platform that integrates Amazon's EC2 deployment options and provides parallel data loading to speed up the loading process for large data stores. This product will be officially released to users in April.

Pentaho and DataStax Two also announced strategic partnerships, both of which will work around the NoSQL database Cassandra. Pentaho will add support for Cassandra in its own commercial version of the Apache Kettle (Apache Software Foundation project, open source data integration software).

DataStax said that Pentaho kettle highly visible user interface, interactive reports, and Analytics will provide Cassandra users with a more relaxed approach to mining and extracting valuable information from large data sets.

VMware, the server virtualization manufacturer, announced the consolidation of its own Spring Java application Framework with Hadoop to provide developers with a new set of products, called Spring Hadoop.

VMware says the product, as one of the spring data combinations, will provide the necessary acceleration to build the Hadoop distributed processing platform. Spring Hadoop has been opened for download, and users can get the service free of charge using the open Source Apache 2.0 license.

Predictive analytics software manufacturer Apline Data Labs also disclosed at the conference its latest Alpine Illuminator, a Web collaboration framework for building predictive analytics models that can be applied to a subset of large data stores. The company said that Alpine Illuminator can provide users with multiple version control, modeling history reports, auditing, email alerts and other functions, and equipped with a scheduling engine.

Steven Hillion, chief product officer of Alpine, said in a press release: "Today, collaborative web is the most popular in advanced business applications." But until Alpine Illuminator is released, there is not a single product that can do this for the complexity of the predictive analysis workload. ”

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