Another Word For It Patrick Durusau on Topic Maps and Semantic Diversity

May 1, 2013

Impala 1.0

Filed under: Cloudera,Hadoop,Impala — Patrick Durusau @ 7:30 pm

Impala 1.0: Industry’s First Production-Ready SQL-on-Hadoop Solution

From the post:

Cloudera, the category leader that sets the standard for Apache Hadoop in the enterprise, today announced the general availability of Cloudera Impala, its open source, interactive SQL query engine for analyzing data stored in Hadoop clusters in real time. Cloudera was first-to-market with its SQL-on-Hadoop offering, releasing Impala to open source as a public beta offering in October 2012. Since that time, it has worked closely with customers and open source users, rigorously testing and refining the platform in real world applications to deliver today’s production-hardened and customer validated release, designed from the ground-up for enterprise workloads. The company noted that adoption of the platform has been strong: over 40 enterprise customers and open source users are using Impala today, including 37signals, Expedia, Six3 Systems, Stripe, and Trion Worlds. With its 1.0 release, Impala extends Cloudera’s unified Platform for Big Data, which is designed specifically to bring different computation frameworks and applications to a single pool of data, using a common set of system resources.

The bigger data pools get, the more opportunity there is for semantic confusion.

Or to put that more positively, the greater the market for tools to lessen or avoid semantic confusion.

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