Examples of using Hadoop in English and their translations into French
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process vast amounts of data across Amazon EC2 servers, using a framework such as Apache Hadoop or Apache Spark.
If you use the SELECT statement to select data from an external Hive table that maps to DynamoDB, the Hadoop job can use as many tasks as necessary,
in the cloud, or in Hadoop, at data entry,
70% of Hadoop deployments will fail to meet cost savings
To give a clue of Hadoop performance on sorting dataset, I refer to the Terabyte sort:
Further realizing the benefits of its unique native Hadoop support, performance on the TPC-H benchmark has improved 24 percent over the previous release in May 2014
has strengthened its partnership with Hortonworks by supporting a preview version of the latest Apache Hadoop extension, Apache Storm, in Talend 5.6.
new framework linked to The Hadoop ecosystem.
the engines of storage and calculations were changed but Hadoop APIs were preserved in order to ensure compatibility with the existing ecosystem.
We also made great strides this fall by offering the Hadoop integration suite-the most powerful solution of its kind on the market-made possible with the native support of Spark
to rapidly develop and deploy simply managed hybrid Hadoop and data warehousing jobs leveraging elastic, scalable AWS resources.
We are not only seeing a return from an early commitment to big data and Hadoop, but also from our fundamentally different product approach based on open source technologies
Talend's integration with Cloudera delivers end-to-end data governance on Hadoop, including field-level data lineage
Hadoop 4 coders:
on-premises source including big data platforms such as Hadoop, NoSQL, Teradata
match data natively on Hadoop.
your web site) or it might contain the software to act as a Hadoop node Linux, Hadoop, and a custom application.
and managing Hadoop jobs and tasks.
scalability of a technological approach based on Spark and Hadoop, Talend has helped to liberate businesses from the technological confines imposed on them by many of the current market incumbents.
in 2007 The New York Times used 100 Amazon EC2 instances and a Hadoop application to process 4 TB of raw image TIFF data(stored in S3)