September 2017
Beginner to intermediate
360 pages
8h 13m
English
Now that we have introduced this wonderful architectural pattern, let's take a closer look at it before delving into the possible analytic use cases that can be implemented with this new pattern.
We all know that, at base level, Hadoop gives me vast storage, and has HDFS and a very robust processing engine in the form of MapReduce, which can handle a humongous amount of data and can perform myriad computations. However, it has a long turnaround time (TAT) and it's a batch system that helps us cope with the volume aspect of big data. If we need speed and velocity for processing and are looking for a low–latency solution, we have to resort to a real–time processing engine that could quickly process ...
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