by Tyler Hunstad I just recently attended the Splunk “BIG Data Bootcamp” in Chicago. This class was pretty amazing. We learned how Splunk uses Hunk to search Hadoop data that is sitting on a Hadoop […]
Tag: Hadoop
The Need for Structure in Unstructured Data – A Call for Lambda Architecture
By Kyle Prins There’s been a lot of buzz in the tech world lately about analytics. Plenty of people are encouraging you to take a look at your data and build a “Big Data” solution […]
Splunk .CONF Session from EMC
Well, I am just digging out from a 6 week trip to Australia (part work, mostly cherished family time) and I tracked down the recording of my session from Splunk’s annual user conference held back […]
Hadoop Sizing – A Basic Capacity Approach
From time to time, I have the opportunity to work with customers setting up their initial Hadoop cluster and we are often asked what should be a simple question: “How many nodes do I need […]
Bearded Editorial – EMC SE Forum 2015 – Data Fabrics Minor Tech Sessions
The EMC SE Forum is a wrap now and the Data Fabrics Minors team was invited to attend six hours worth of technical breakout sessions over the two-day event focused on Big Data and Analytics […]
Elastic Big Data Infrastructure with VMware’s Big Data Extensions 2.1 and Isilon
Written and originally posted in December of 2014… The holiday season is upon us and many of us will soon lie miserable on a couch after we inevitably consume copious quantities of tryptophan-laden turkey, ransack […]
Isilon and Hadoop – The Enterprise Data Lake Substrate
The value proposition of Hadoop for most organizations is that it provides a low-cost way to keep large volumes of data online and creates a framework for analyzing that data to uncover new value drivers […]