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MapR has been reduced. Hadoop was the floppy disk of big data. Ubiquitous, but always beat by other solutions.
by kwillets 7y ago
MapR has been reduced.
Hadoop was the floppy disk of big data. Ubiquitous, but always beat by other solutions.
- threeseed 7y agoThis is simply not true. Hadoop is growing massively. All that is happening is that the vendors are being killed by the cloud.
- spork12 7y agoI've seen Hadoop and HDFS dying off, and being replaced by Spark, S3, and Azure Storage. There is also a lot of good work being done by DataBricks in creating an easy to manage spark platform.