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MapReduce for dummies

Continuing the coverage on Hadoop component, we will go through the MapReduce component. MapReduce is a concept that has been programming model of LISP. But before we jump into MapReduce, ...
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Joins with Map Reduce

I have been reading on Join implementations available for Hadoop for past few days. In this post I recap some techniques I learnt during the process. The joins can be done at both Map ...
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Word Count MapReduce with Akka

In my ongoing workings with Akka, i recently wrote an Word count map reduce example. This example implements the Map Reduce model, which is very good fit for a scale out design approach. ...
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A SMALL cross-section of BIG Data

Big data is a term applied to data sets whose size is beyond the ability of commonly used software tools to capture, manage, and process the data within a tolerable elapsed time. Big ...
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Big Data analytics with Hive and iReport

Each J.J. Abrams’ TV series Person of Interest episode starts with the following narration from Mr. Finch one of the leading characters: “You are being watched. The government ...
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Hadoop: A Soft Introduction

What is Hadoop:Hadoop is a framework written in Java for running applications on large clusters of commodity hardware and incorporates features similar to those of the Google File ...
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MapReduce: A Soft Introduction

MapReduce is a parallel programming technique made popular by Google. It is used for processing very large amounts of data. Such processing can be completed in a reasonable amount ...
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