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By John | November 27, 2007
Did you know that this is the technology the IBM is using for thier Blue Cloud initiative? It looks very intersting. It might make for an intersting exercise on EC2/S3 (e.g., data warehousing ).
Welcome to Hadoop!
Topics: amazon, apache, blue cloud, ec2, hadoop, ibm, s3, virtualization | 1 Comment »
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February 11th, 2008 at 5:58 pm
[...] with super-computers out of the way, I admit to John that I have no idea why he cares about all this Hadoop stuff. How does this apply to IT [...]