What are the emerging alternatives to Hadoop?

declanchase2

And what chance do they have?

Tags: Hadoop
Topic: Big Data
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Hi Declanchase2,


There are many Hadoop alternatives out there. The HPCC Systems platform is among them for tackling Big Data problems. Unlike Hadoop distributions which have only been available since 2009, HPCC is a mature platform, and provides for a data delivery engine together with a data transformation and linking system equivalent to Hadoop. The main advantages over other alternatives are the real-time delivery of data queries and the extremely powerful ECL language programming model.

 

More at http://hpccsystems.com

jimlynch
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Hi Declanchase2,

Here are a few articles with ideas about alternatives to Hadoop.

Hadoop Fatigue -- Alternatives to Hadoop
http://www.bytemining.com/2011/08/hadoop-fatigue-alternatives-to-hadoop/

What are some promising open-source alternatives to Hadoop MapReduce for map/reduce?
http://www.quora.com/What-are-some-promising-open-source-alternatives-to...

Alternatives for Hadoop/MapReduce data storage and management
http://www.dbms2.com/2011/05/14/hadoop-mapreduce-data-storage-management/

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