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Scaling Uber’s Apache Hadoop Distributed File System for Growth

Uber Engineering

Three years ago, Uber Engineering adopted Hadoop as the storage ( HDFS ) and compute ( YARN ) infrastructure for our organization’s big data analysis.

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Is Apache Iceberg the New Hadoop? Navigating the Complexities of Modern Data Lakehouses

Data Engineering Weekly

But is it truly revolutionary, or is it destined to repeat the pitfalls of past solutions like Hadoop? Danny authored a thought-provoking article comparing Iceberg to Hadoop , not on a purely technical level, but in terms of their hype cycles, implementation challenges, and the surrounding ecosystems.

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Cloud Data Warehouse Migrations: Success Stories from WHOOP and Nexon

Snowflake

For organizations considering moving from a legacy data warehouse to Snowflake, looking to learn more about how the AI Data Cloud can support legacy Hadoop use cases, or assessing new options if your current cloud data warehouse just isn’t scaling anymore, it helps to see how others have done it.

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Why Open Table Format Architecture is Essential for Modern Data Systems

phData: Data Engineering

The world we live in today presents larger datasets, more complex data, and diverse needs, all of which call for efficient, scalable data systems. In this blog, we will discuss: What is the Open Table format (OTF)? These systems are built on open standards and offer immense analytical and transactional processing flexibility.

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Apache Ozone – A Multi-Protocol Aware Storage System

Cloudera

Apache Ozone is compatible with Amazon S3 and Hadoop FileSystem protocols and provides bucket layouts that are optimized for both Object Store and File system semantics. Bucket layouts provide a single Ozone cluster with the capabilities of both a Hadoop Compatible File System (HCFS) and Object Store (like Amazon S3).

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A Flexible and Efficient Storage System for Diverse Workloads

Cloudera

It was designed as a native object store to provide extreme scale, performance, and reliability to handle multiple analytics workloads using either S3 API or the traditional Hadoop API. In this blog post, we will talk about a single Ozone cluster with the capabilities of both Hadoop Core File System (HCFS) and Object Store (like Amazon S3).

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The value of CDP Public Cloud over legacy Hadoop-on-IaaS implementations

Cloudera

Prior the introduction of CDP Public Cloud, many organizations that wanted to leverage CDH, HDP or any other on-prem Hadoop runtime in the public cloud had to deploy the platform in a lift-and-shift fashion, commonly known as “Hadoop-on-IaaS” or simply the IaaS model. Introduction.

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