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Usually the “big” qualifier is a fuction of RAM, not hard disk space. Getting hundreds of petabytes of data onto persistent storage in a “large” room has been p
by nemothekid 8y ago
Usually the “big” qualifier is a fuction of RAM, not hard disk space. Getting hundreds of petabytes of data onto persistent storage in a “large” room has been possible for many years now.
“Big” data was never about how to store the data.
- Iwan-Zotow 8y agoWhat I'm trying to say, as soon as you could fit data and processing unit(s) into one well cooled room in datacenter, managed by two guys per shift, it is not "Big" problem anymore. Making it all local will probably speed-up their queries/analytics enormously as well