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Rise Of Big Data On Cloud

Rise Of Big Data On Cloud

By Chirag Mehta on November 22, 2013

Growing up as an engineer and as a programmer I was reminded every step along the way that resources—computing as well as memory—are scarce. The programs were designed on these constraints. Then the cloud revolution happened and we told people not to worry about scarce computing. We saw rise of MapReduce, Hadoop, and countless other […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged Apache Hadoop, big data, cloud computing, cloudera, hadoop, hdfs, mapreduce, nosql | 1 Response

Early Signs Of Big Data Going Mainstream

Early Signs Of Big Data Going Mainstream

By Chirag Mehta on November 7, 2011

Today, Cloudera announced a new $40m funding round to scale their sales and marketing efforts and a partnership with NetApp where NetApp will resell Cloudera’s Hadoop as part of their solution portfolio. These both announcements are critical to where the cloud and Big Data are headed. Big Data going mainstream: Hadoop and MapReduce are not […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged big data, cloud computing, cloudera, data centers, hadoop, mapreduce, paas, private cloud, ray wang

Hadoop Looms Big After The Hadoop Summit

Hadoop Looms Big After The Hadoop Summit

By Krishnan Subramanian on July 1, 2011

Hadoop Summit 2011 was held this week at Santa Clara and it highlighted how Hadoop has matured in the past few years. Hadoop is an open source project under Apache Foundation which aims to solve the storage and processing of big data. Based on Google’s Map Reduce, Hadoop has emerged as a major platform in […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged 2011, benchmark capital, big data, cloudera, hadoop, Hadoop summit, Hadoop summit 2011, hdfs, Hortonworks, insights, Mapr, mapreduce, open source, pervasive, pervasive software, yahoo

Riptano, Cloudera For Cassandra

Riptano, Cloudera For Cassandra

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 30, 2010

Riptano , a new company launched recently can be considered Cloudera of Cassandra project. This company was started by two ex-Rackspace employees (disclaimer: Rackspace’s Email Division is a client of Diversity Analysis) to provide support services for Cassandra much like how Cloudera was started to offer support services for Apache Hadoop. When I wrote about […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged bigdata, cassandra, cloudera, hadoop, open source, rackspace, redhat, riptana

Cloudera Desktop Announced And More

Cloudera Desktop Announced And More

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 2, 2009

Cloudera, the company that offers commercial support for Hadoop which is an open source implementation of mapreduce, announced the availability of Cloudera Desktop, at the Hadoop World Conference going on in New York City. Cloudera Desktop is a graphical front-end for managing and developing for Hadoop. It is available for download right now. Cloudera desktop […]

Posted in Analysis, Strategy | Tagged cloud computing, cloudera, hadoop, mapreduce

More Than Enterprise Scale, It Is Science Scale – Cloudera And Hadoop Are Shaking The Marketplace

By Krishnan Subramanian on June 2, 2009

Cloudera, the company offering commercial support to Hadoop (our previous coverage here), received 6 Million dollars Series B funding from Greylock Partners and Accel Partners. Om Malik further points out to the potential of Hadoop beyond the Web 2.0 applications. From the analysis of point-of-sale data to genomics data, the opportunities for Hadoop are plentiful, […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, cloudera, Enterprise, hadoop, open source, science scale | 1 Response

Open Source And Cloud Computing Series: Commercial Open Source Ecosystem Is Taking Off

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 30, 2009

When Open Source started getting traction in the enterprise world, we saw business models emerge on top of the Open Source philosophical platform. One of the most successful business models is the so called Redhat model where the software is released under an Open Source license and monetization is done by offering support for a […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, cloudera, eucalyptus, open source, opensource, oscloudseries

Cloudera – Redhat of Cloud Computing?

Cloudera – Redhat of Cloud Computing?

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 15, 2008

A group of Silicon Valley executives, Amr Awadallah (formerly with Yahoo), Christophe Bisciglia (ex-Googler), Jeff Hammerbacher (formerly from Facebook) and Mike Olson (an entrepreneur), have teamed up to launch CloudEra. There is not much info available at this point except the fact that the company will offer support for Apache Hadoop, a scalable, efficient and […]

Posted in Analysis, Enterprise | Tagged cloudera, hadoop, redhat | 6 Responses

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