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Presentation at the Apache Hadoop Get Together Berlin

Friday, November 6. 2009

On 16th December i will talk about Hadoop on Sun at the Apache Hadoop Get Together in Berlin. The talk will be divided in three parts:

Advantages of using Hadoop on CMT systems like the T5120
Using Hadoop in conjunction with Solaris Features like Container and Resource Management in non-dedicated architectures
Hadoop and Grid Engine

There will be short live demonstrations in the second and third part of the presentation.

My presentation will not be the only one. Richard Hutton from nugg.ad talks about data processing with hadoop in his presentation "Moving from five days to one hour." Nikolaus Pohle from Nurago talks about data analysis with Hadoop for online market research.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in Solaris, Sun/Oracle, Technology, The IT Business at 22:09 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)
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Ich möchte an dieser Stelle in eigener Sache noch auf zwei Veranstaltungen hinweisen. Zum einen findet am 16. Dezember ab 17 Uhr in Berlin im newthinking store das Apache Hadoop Get Together statt. Ich werde in diesem Rahmen einen Vortrag über Hadoop in T

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