Posts Tagged ‘hadoop’

Hadoop for the lone analyst, part 2: patching and releasing to yourself

Posted on January 22, 2010, 9:50 am, by Ben Clark, under Cloud computing.

We left off, in part one of this series, at the point where we had Hadoop running with the Cloudera distribution, version 0.20.1+152. That’s Apache Hadoop release 0.20.1, plus 152 patches that Cloudera’s copious experience tells them they need for work in the real world. But perhaps we’re using, say, Hadoop streaming, and we read […]

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HADOOP FOR THE LONE ANALYST, WHY AND HOW

Posted on January 14, 2010, 12:56 am, by Ben Clark, under Cloud computing.

INTRO Here at StyleFeeder, we spend a lot of time figuring out what our users are doing, and trying to figure out what they want. One of the tools we have brought to bear on these questions is Hadoop. Among the technical tools these days, Hadoop is like the prettiest girl in school, and it’s […]

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