Mingyuan Xia, McGill University; Mohit Saxena, Mario Blaum, and David A. Pease, IBM Research Almaden Distributed storage systems are increasingly transitioning to the use of erasure codes since they offer higher reliability at significantly lower storage costs than data replication. However, these codes tradeoff recovery performance as they require multiple disk reads and network transfers for rec
Riding the wave of the generative AI revolution, third party large language model (LLM) services like ChatGPT and Bard have swiftly emerged as the talk of the town, converting AI skeptics to evangelists and transforming the way we interact with technology. For proof of this megatrend look no further than the instant success of ChatGPT, […] Read blog post
Gluster blog stories provide high-level spotlights on our users all over the world Apparently, someone in Hadoop-land is getting worried about alternatives to HDFS, and has decided to address that fear via social media instead of code. Two days ago we had Daniel Abadi casting aspersions on Hadoop adapters. Today we have Charles Zedlewski explaining why Cloudera uses HDFS. He mentions a recent Giga
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名称表記が揺れてて微妙だけど Hbase at FaceBook on Zusaar このイベントに行ってきた。Facebookの人は "HBase Tokyo meetup" と認識していたようだ。 内容のまとめはやらないので、以下の各ページなどをご覧になると良いのではないでしょうか。 Tokyo HBase Meetup - Realtime Big Data at Facebook with Hadoop and HB… Hbase at FaceBookのまとめ - Togetterまとめ FacebookがHBaseを大規模リアルタイム処理に利用している理由(前編) - Publickey FacebookがHBaseを大規模リアルタイム処理に利用している理由(後編) - Publickey セッションの内容と自分が考えたことと人としゃべったことをいっしょくたにここに書いておく。
Apache Hadoop Goes Realtime at Facebook Dhruba Borthakur Kannan Muthukkaruppan Karthik Ranganathan Samuel Rash Joydeep Sen Sarma Nicolas Spiegelberg Dmytro Molkov Rodrigo Schmidt Facebook {dhruba,jssarma,jgray,kannan, nicolas,hairong,kranganathan,dms, aravind.menon,rash,rodrigo, amitanand.s}@fb.com Jonathan Gray Hairong Kuang Aravind Menon Amitanand Aiyer ABSTRACT Facebook recently deployed Facebo
Data Warehousing and Analytics Infrastructure at Facebook Ashish Thusoo Zheng Shao Suresh Anthony Dhruba Borthakur Namit Jain Joydeep Sen Sarma Facebook1 1 The authors can be reached at the following addresses: {athusoo,dhruba,rmurthy,zshao,njain,hliu, suresh,jssarma}@facebook.com Raghotham Murthy Hao Liu ABSTRACT Scalable analysis on large data sets has been core to the functions of a number of t
Abstraction and Motivation The only single point of failure (SPOF) in HDFS is on the most important node — NameNode. If it fails, the ongoing operations will fail and user data may be lost. In 2008, we (team from China Mobile Research Institute) have implemented an initial version of Name-Node Cluster (NNC) on hadoop 0.17. NNC introduced a Synchronization Agent, which synchronizes the updates of F
So we will write a map reduce program. Similar to the popular example word-count - couple of differences. Our Input-Source is a Hbase table. Also output is sent to an Hbase table. First, code access & Hbase setup The code is in GIT repository at GitHub : http://github.com/sujee/hbase-mapreduce You can get it by git clone git://github.com/sujee/hbase-mapreduce.git This is an Eclipse project. T
Hadoop only makes sense deployed onto a cluster, which means that you have to keep a whole set of machines up to date with code keep the hadoop cluster configuration consistent across the cluster push out the cluster configuration to everyone who can submit jobs lock down the LAN to keep out untrusted people (there is no more security in the Hadoop filesystem than NFS: it is based on trust). You
It is finally here: you can configure the open source log-aggregator, scribe, to log data directly into the Hadoop distributed file system. Many Web 2.0 companies have to deploy a bunch of costly filers to capture weblogs being generated by their application. Currently, there is no option other than a costly filer because the write-rate for this stream is huge. The Hadoop-Scribe integration allows
Our Use-Case The Hadoop Distributed File System's (HDFS) NameNode is a single point of falure. This has been a major stumbling block in using HDFS for a 24x7 type of deployment. It has been a topic of discussion among a wide circle of engineers. I am part of a team that is operating a cluster of 1200 nodes and a total size of 12 PB. This cluster is currently running hadoop 0.20. The NameNode is co
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