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Sunday, 22 July 2012
Dell Big Data Retention Solution Includes RainStor
I don’t hear much about RainStor, the company that announced at the beginning of the year a solution promising impressive data compression rates, but it looks like they are signing some interesting partnerships. First it was with HP to include RainStor Database technology in HP Investigation Solution and now it’s Dell to include RainStor in Dell’s Big Data Retention solution.
A couple of words about RainStor:
- a massively parallel processing system
- shared everything architecture
- can be deployed on a standard RAID or HDFS
Original title and link: Dell Big Data Retention Solution Includes RainStor (©myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Partnerships in the Hadoop Market
Just a quick recap:
- Cloudera: Oracle, Dell, NetApp
- Hortonworks: Microsoft
- MapR: EMC (integration with Greenplum HD)
Amazon doesn’t partner with anyone for their Amazon Elastic Map Reduce. And IBM is walking alone with the software-only InfoSphere BigInsights.
Original title and link: Partnerships in the Hadoop Market (©myNoSQL)
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
Cloudera Hadoop Distribution on Dell's Commodity Servers
Given:
On the hardware side, the package can come with either Dell PowerEdge C2100, C6100 or C6105 servers. The PowerEdge C-series servers are uniquely suited for Hadoop’s multiserver deployments because of their modest physical size and power usage, […] A deployment based on the reference architecture could scale from six nodes to 720 nodes.
and
The cost of a minimum configuration would run from US$118,000 to $124,000, depending on the support options.
what’s that definition of commodity servers again?
Original title and link: Cloudera Hadoop Distribution on Dell’s Commodity Servers (©myNoSQL)
via: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2011/080411-dell-sells-preconfigured-hadoop.html
