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Weren't they killed the moment Spark appeared, having heavily invested in accelerating Hadoop? I am surprised that Cloudera is still around...

• SEJeff 7y ago
  And spark was sort of killed by Storm / Heron as even Spark Streaming does microbatches and isn't truly realtime.
  • Dunedan 7y ago
    Wasn't it the other way around? Wasn't Storm killed by Spark? At least once Spark was out and gained traction, nobody in my bubble talked about Storm anymore. But I guess it depends on the bubble you're in.
    • brokensegue 7y ago
      yeah their timeline seems backwards
  • suresk 7y ago
    Wouldn't Flink be more likely to replace Spark? I don't hear about a lot of people using Storm these days, but I guess a lot of this depends on whatever bubble you happen to be in.
  • capkutay 7y ago
    in what world was spark killed by storm/heron? last i checked the spark conference had over 10k attendees this year. storm is barely supported and heron never picked up steam.
  • threeseed 7y ago
    What ? Spark Streaming is just one part of Spark and the far less used part as well. Spark hasn't been killed by anything and is still heavily used for ETL and ML.
  • mruts 7y ago
    No one uses Storm anymore. It was Spark that killed Storm, not the other way around.
• threeseed 7y ago
  No the cloud wiped them out. Why spend $10k per node in an upfront licensing deal when you can buy it from AWS for a few dollars an hour.