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This would see a significant slowdown for any algorithm that requires large amounts of data, as a lot of them do. The core philosophy of Hadoop which made it su
by jbarrow 12y ago
This would see a significant slowdown for any algorithm that requires large amounts of data, as a lot of them do. The core philosophy of Hadoop which made it successful was "move the computation to the data and not the other way around."
Although the algorithms may run efficiently, ferrying significant amounts of data to and from a web service could quickly negate any gains.
- doppenhe 12y agoabsolutely agreed which is way in almost 80% of cases we ship the computation to the data by running in the same data centers where the data lives.