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May 12, 2011

Pigs, Bees, and Elephants: A Comparison of Eight MapReduce Languages

Filed under: Hadoop,MapReduce,R — Patrick Durusau @ 7:56 am

Pigs, Bees, and Elephants: A Comparison of Eight MapReduce Languages

Antonio Piccolboni’s review has been summarized as:

  • Java Hadoop (mature and efficient, but verbose and difficult to program)
  • Cascading (brings an SQL-like flavor to Java programming with Hadoop)
  • Pipes/C++ (a C++ interface to programming on Hadoop)
  • Hive (a high-level SQL-like language for Hadoop, concise and expressive but limited in flexibility)
  • Pig (a new high-level langauge for Hadoop)
  • Rhipe (an R package for map-reduce programming with Hadoop)
  • Dumbo (a Hadoop library for python)
  • Cascalog (a powerful but obtuse lisp-based interface to Hadoop)

Read Piccolboni’s review for yourself and see what you think.

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