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Sun Grid Engine 6.2 U5 announced.

Tuesday, December 22. 2009

The fifth update release of the Sun Grid Engine 6.2 was announced today. The most interesting feature is the Hadoop integration but thats just my personal opinion:

Apache Hadoop support ---------------------------------- This feature allows users to efficiently run Hadoop Map-Reduce jobs in a SGE cluster. The SGE qmaster is made aware of HDFS data locality and of the data needs of jobs and will schedule the Hadoop jobs accordingly. After being assigned to a node by SGE, the actual processing of the job is handed over to the Hadoop framework.

You will find the download here. The full release notes are available at wikis.sun.com.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Sun/Oracle at 19:54 | Comments (0) | Trackback (1)
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