aSQL-MapReducefocusbyCurtA.Monash,Ph.D.President,.ppt

Based on the famed Gresham’s Law. Explained at /monashs-first-law-of-commercial-semantics-explained/2009/01/09/ /2009/09/13/fault-tolerant-queries/ /2008/09/05/three-different-implementations-of-mapreduce/ /2009/08/04/verticas-version-of-mapreduce-integration/ /2009/09/03/teradata-and-netezza-are-doing-mapreduce-too/ /2009/10/06/oracle-mapreduce/ /papers/mapreduce.html is THE classic. /people/ang//papers/nips06-mapreducemulticore.pdf is the classic paper. It’s compelling on parallelizable data mining examples, short on MapReduce specifics. I picked up the term “cooking” from the scientific community: /2009/10/03/issues-in-scientific-data-management/ Word count is the “Hello, World” of MapReduce. I.e., it’s a toy example. Text indexing is a meatier version of same. Note that we already have a compound key. MapReduce log parsing comes in many flavors. This is one of them. “A custom more honored in the breach than in the observance” can mean two things: The custom SHOULD be breached. (Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 4) 2. The custom commonly IS breached. (Most modern usage.) Both are true of MapReduce formalism, as is a third meaning – one strength of the formalism is that it can be breached. And thus we explain the note to Slide 12. ? /2009/10/10/enterprises-using-hadoo/ /2009/05/11/facebook-hadoop-and-hive/ Vertica and Greenplum are among the Aster competitors who favor the MapReduce-invoking-SQL paradigm I introduced that metric in /2009/09/13/fault-tolerant-queries/ It got immediate agreement /mapreduce/index.php MapReduce With a SQL-MapReduce focus by Curt A. Monash, Ph.D. President, Monash Research Editor, DBMS2 contact @ http://www.DBMS2.com Curt Monash Analyst since 1981 Covered DBMS since the pre-relational days Also analytics, search, etc. Publicly available research Blogs, including DBMS2 (http://www.DBMS2.com) Feed at /blogs.html User and vendor consulting Agenda Introduction and truisms MapReduce overview MapReduce specifics SQL and MapReduce together M