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> MapReduce/Hadoop is a soft target at this point because even the cargo culters have realized that the planes ain’t en route. Side question: what is the state
by dehrmann 5y ago
> MapReduce/Hadoop is a soft target at this point because even the cargo culters have realized that the planes ain’t en route.
Side question: what is the state of Hadoop? I remember it had a huge ecosystem, but a lot of it seemed half-baked and is dying, so I'm curious how popular it still is, what other tools people are using for massive data transforms, and which parts of the ecosystem (Pig, Hive, etc.) ended up being popular vs. dead ends.
- timr 5y agoFrom what I've seen, the trend amongst today's same class of user (i.e. startups with analytics/log data) is to use Redshift or BigQuery, or just to farm out the equivalent work to a third party (e.g. Datadog).