Tag: Trends

Feed: Cloudera Engineering Blog » Hadoop. Author: John Kreisa. This post was contributed by Jonathan Seidman from Orbitz. Jonathan is a Lead Engineer on the Intelligent Marketplace/Machine Learning team at Orbitz Worldwide . You can hear more from Jonathan at Hadoop World October 12th in NYC. Orbitz Worldwide (NYSE:OWW) is composed of a global portfolio of online consumer travel brands including Orbitz, Cheaptickets, The Away Network, ebookers and HotelClub, Additionally, the company operates business-to-business service: Orbitz Worldwide Distribution provides third parties such as Amtrak, Delta, LAN, KLM, Air France and a number of other leading airlines hotel booking capabilities, and Orbitz for ... Read More

Feed: Cloudera Engineering Blog » Hadoop. Author: Jeff Bean. Just today we heard another question about integrating Apache Hadoop with Business Intelligence tools. This is one of the most common questions we receive from enterprises adopting or evaluating Hadoop. In the early stages of their projects, customers are generally not sure how to connect their BI tools to Hadoop, and when it makes sense to do so. As I wrote in BI Considerations and Hadoop Part 1, Cloudera encourages you to use your existing infrastructure wherever possible, and this includes your investments in Business Intelligence. BI tools traditionally were designed ... Read More

Feed: Cloudera Engineering Blog » Hadoop. Author: Amr Awadallah. (guest blog post by Pete Skomoroch) In a previous post, I outlined how to build a basic trend tracking site called trendingtopics.org with Cloudera’s Distribution for Hadoop and Hive.  TrendingTopics uses Hadoop to identify the top articles trending on Wikipedia and displays related news stories and charts.  The data powering the site was pulled from an Amazon EBS Wikipedia Public Dataset containing 8 months of hourly pageview logfiles.  In addition to the pageview logs, the EBS data volume also includes the full text content and link graph for all articles.  This ... Read More

Feed: Alation. Author: Stephanie McReynolds. We’ve seen the trend first hand. Organizations who are so successful in their adoption of self-service analytics, that their own business intelligence (BI) evangelists worry that they’ve created an analytics “wild west.” When they see a data catalog for the first time, they’re thrilled that a product exists that can govern the west and increase analyst productivity. This week Dresner Advisory Services released their Data Catalog Market Study and BI end users validated the market for data catalogs.If you’re not familiar with them, Dresner Advisory Services conducts broad-based, end user studies of the BI market ... Read More

Feed: Alation. Author: Stephanie McReynolds. We are living in a new era of data defined by two massively disruptive trends – one architectural and the other organizational. Architecturally the introduction of Hadoop, a file system designed to store massive amounts of data, radically affected the cost model of data. Organizationally the innovation of self-service analytics, pioneered by Tableau and Qlik, fundamentally transformed the user model for data analysis. A “big data” revolution has ensued.Disruptive Trend #1: Hadoop More than any other advancement in analytic systems over the last 10 years, Hadoop has disrupted data ecosystems. By dramatically lowering the cost ... Read More

Feed: Cloudera Engineering Blog » Hadoop. Author: Amr Awadallah. At Cloudera, we frequently work with leading Hadoop developers to produce guest blog posts of general interest to the community. We started a project with Pete Skomoroch a while back, and we were so impressed with his work, we’ve decided to bring Pete on as a regular guest blogger. Pete can show you how to do some pretty amazing things with Hadoop, Pig and Hive and has a particular bias towards Amazon EC2. With that, I’m happy to welcome Pete to the blog, and hope you enjoy his first post as much ... Read More

Feed: Cloudera Engineering Blog » Hadoop. Author: Christophe Bisciglia. There’s been a lot of buzz about Apache Hadoop lately. Just the other day, some of our friends at Yahoo! reclaimed the terasort record from Google using Hadoop, and the folks at Facebook let on that they ingest 15 terabytes a day into their 2.5 petabyte Hadoop-powered data warehouse. But many people still find themselves wondering just how all this works, and what it means to them. We get a lot of common questions while working with customers, speaking at conferences, and teaching new users about Hadoop. If you, or folks ... Read More

Feed: AllegroGraph - THE Semantic Graph Database. Author: cnorvell. In this issue AllegroGraph v6.0 Now Available Gruff v6.2 Available February 29 Franz Recognized Among Top 10 Analytics Solution Providers 2016 by Pharma Tech Outlook Franz awarded Corporate America's Best in Semantic Web Technology - USA & Leader in Graph Database Products Recent Articles about Franz - AllegroGraph Recorded Webcast - "Enriching the Property Graph with Relationship Objects" Follow us on Google Plus, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube Brief Customer and News Highlights AllegroGraph 6.0 Now Available New Features Include: Certification on Cloudera Enterprise Support for loading files from Hadoop Distributed File ... Read More

Feed: AllegroGraph - THE Semantic Graph Database. Author: cnorvell. In this issue Gruff v6.0 Now Available Webcast - "Enriching the Property Graph with Relationship Objects" - November 18 - 10 AM Pacific CIOReview - AllegroGraph Named as Leading Database Solution SmartData Conference Video - "Healthcare Analytics with a Smart Data Lake" Bloor Research Positions AllegroGraph as a "Champion" Recent Articles about Franz - AllegroGraph Recorded Webcast: Maximizing New Multi-dimensional Indexing for Complex Location Aware Applications with AllegroGraph Allegro CL 10 - Meeting Demand for High Performance AI Applications Follow us on Google Plus, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube Brief Customer and ... Read More

Feed: Database Trends and Applications : All Articles. Redgate is upgrading its pioneering database provisioning tool, SQL Clone, to enable it to clone databases up to 64TB in size, allowing companies to provision copies for development, testing, and diagnostics quicker and easier.SQL Clone creates full copies of SQL Server databases and backups in seconds and uses only a tiny fraction of disk space.The copies, or clones, which are only around 40MB in size for a 1TB database, work just like normal databases and can be connected to and edited using any program.By saving time and disk space, it enables teams ... Read More