Hadoop backend?
От | Paul Sheer |
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Тема | Hadoop backend? |
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Msg-id | c67e3dc60902211217p66906a35pe2cabe2c832e7b2d@mail.gmail.com обсуждение исходный текст |
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Hadoop backend for PostGreSQL.... A problem that my client has, and one that I come across often, is that a database seems to always be associated with a particular physical machine, a physical machine that has to be upgraded, replaced, or otherwise maintained. Even if the database is replicated, it just means there are two or more machines. Replication is also a difficult thing to properly manage. With a distributed data store, the data would become a logical object - no adding or removal of machines would affect the data. This is an ideal that would remove a tremendous maintenance burden from many sites ---- well, at least the one's I have worked at as far as I can see. Does anyone know of plans to implement PostGreSQL over Hadoop? Yahoo seems to be doing this: http://glinden.blogspot.com/2008/05/yahoo-builds-two-petabyte-postgresql.html But they store tables column-ways for their performance situation. If one is doing a lot of inserts I don't think this is most efficient - ? Has Yahoo put the source code for their work online? Many thanks for any pointers. -paul
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