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Bigdata, HDP Search, Solr, SolrCloud

SolrCloud vs HDPSearch…

Let us start to remove some confusion we have related to SolrCloud and HDPSearch. First […]

Mukesh Kumar - July 19, 2017 on SolrCloud vs HDPSearch… bigdata, database, hadoop, HDP Search, HDP2.5, HDP2.6, Solr, Solr Cloud
Apache Spark, Hbase

Multiple WAL in Apache HBase 1.3 and performance enhancements!!!

Apache HBase 1.3.0 was released mid-January 2017 and ships with support for date-based tiered compaction […]

Mukesh Kumar - March 14, 2017March 14, 2017 on Multiple WAL in Apache HBase 1.3 and performance enhancements!!! bigdata, database, hadoop, Hbase
Database, GPU, PostgreSQL

PG-Storm: Let PostgreSQL run faster on the GPU

  PostgreSQL extension PG-Storm, allows users to customize the data scan and run queries faster. […]

Mukesh Kumar - October 1, 2016October 11, 20167 Comments on PG-Storm: Let PostgreSQL run faster on the GPU database, gpu, gpudb, PostgreSQL
Bigdata, Database, Hadoop

Cloud Databases & Cloud Blob…

Cloud computing is the next stage in evolution of the Internet. The cloud in cloud […]

Mukesh Kumar - July 22, 2016March 14, 2020 on Cloud Databases & Cloud Blob… Cloud, Content Data Store, database
Database, Hbase, Tephra

Tephra is open-sourced projects that adds complete transaction support to Apache HBase…

Transaction support in Hbase? Yes, a wide range of use case require transaction support. Firstly, […]

Mukesh Kumar - March 1, 2016October 11, 2016 on Tephra is open-sourced projects that adds complete transaction support to Apache HBase… database, Hbase
Database, HPL

HPL/SQL Make SQL-on-Hadoop More Dynamic

Think about the old days when we solved many business problems using Dynamic SQL, exception […]

Mukesh Kumar - February 13, 2016October 11, 2016 on HPL/SQL Make SQL-on-Hadoop More Dynamic bigdata, database, hadoop, hpl
Bigdata, Hadoop, NoSql

The ACID properties and the CAP theorem are two concepts in data management to distributed system.

Started working on HBase again!! Thought why not refresh few concepts before proceeding to actual […]

Mukesh Kumar - August 10, 2015October 11, 2016 on The ACID properties and the CAP theorem are two concepts in data management to distributed system. bigdata, database, hadoop, nosql

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