Google I/O: Hello Dataflow, Goodbye MapReduce

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IOTpreneur,
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12/1/2014 | 4:37:39 PM

Price war ahead

Hello,

interesting information about this services, Google have been incorporated Moore's Law in pricing structure, it seems Google wants a big share of the market, i think there is a price war, better for us ;)

Regards.

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senorcarbone,
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7/3/2014 | 9:56:10 AM

Re: Dataflow implications for Hadoop community?

You can take a look on the following Apache incubator projects as the open source equivalents on parallel dataflow processing

- Apache Tez (https://tez.incubator.apache.org/)

- Apache Flink (former Stratosphere) (https://github.com/apache/incubator-flink)

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Charlie Babcock,
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6/27/2014 | 8:15:00 PM

Google's goal: a competitive service

Agreed, many implications for Hadoop and other open source communities, Doug. There was no discussion on those issues that I got to witness at Google I/O. The thing I see is Google using its data handling expertise to build a competitive cloud service, let the chips fall where they may.

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D. Henschen,
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6/27/2014 | 11:38:02 AM

Dataflow implications for Hadoop community?

Charlie, this Dataflow announcement would seem to have huge implications for the Hadoop community, given that that platform was inspired by Google's technologies and white papers. With the introduction of YARN, the Hadoop community, too, has been moving away from MapReduce, but what's the Hadoop world's equivalent of Dataflow? Was anybody drawing parallels/similarities to Apache Spark or Apache Storm, for example?

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