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Huh I don't know about 'nano lambda', but I could see it being an add-on to S3. Customers already have petabytes upon petabytes there and if you could push dow
by choppaface 6y ago
Huh I don't know about 'nano lambda', but I could see it being an add-on to S3. Customers already have petabytes upon petabytes there and if you could push down a filter or pre-multiply op and save a million bucks then sure people would do that. If EMR does it automagically then even better.
When could it happen? My guess is S3 favors very old compute hardware but I could be wrong. If it does, though, that could also mean it's just very cheap to replace ;)
- BenoitP 6y agoFor predicate pushdown in S3, I'd see that operation in the SSD controller. You wouldn't even have to load the date in RAM before filtering it.