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Go Hadoop: Err, Hadoop and Go
- knowtheory 13y agoYeah, this is a place where punctuation in the title makes a big difference. Can we put the exclamation point (or substitute a period) back into the title?
- JimmyM 13y agoAgreed, this looks like a third technology named Err (perhaps a Bayesian-focused offshoot of 'R'?) is involved somehow.
- wicknicks 13y agoTook me a while to figure it out too. I think the title would have been best written as "Hadoop and Go". Its maybe because I'm new to the language, but I have to add 'lang' to all my Google searches for Go documentation/tips, otherwise the keywords are almost always misinterpreted.
- Lily23 13y agojust as Jeremy implied I am impressed that you can get paid $7702 in 4 weeks on the internet. Read Full Article ............ http://bit.ly/1aL7N9L http://bit.ly/1aL7N9L Open HOME tab for more details
- throwaway9101 13y agoPersonal plug, because the article mentions snakebite; hadoofus[1] is a C library that natively speaks to HDFS (v1), with a Python wrapper. No Java involved. Pros (vs Snakebite): * C, not Python. More portable to non-Python languages; probably faster * Speaks v1 of the protocol (AFAIK, nothing else does this except via JNI to hadoop's Java client) * Kerberos authentication supported (but not datanode tokens or the digest auth they employ) Cons: * Sort of abandonware. I don't personally use HDFS anymore, so it has stagnated. * As an extension of the above, doesn't support the v2 (Protobuf-based) protocol * C, not Python. All the usual potential issues with C that Python shields you from. [1]: https://github.com/cemeyer/hadoofus https://github.com/cemeyer/hadoofus
- kyrre 13y agomight as well use webhdfs these days