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Technology Migration Challenges in a Big Data Architecture Stack

Published: 17 April 2017 Publication History

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Application and/or data migration is a result of limitations in existing system architecture to handle new requirements and the availability of newer, more efficient technology. In any big data architecture, technology migration is staggered across multiple levels and poses functional (related to components of the architecture and underlying infrastructure) and non-functional (QoS) challenges such as availability, reliability and performance guarantees in the target architecture. In this paper, (1) we outline a big data architecture stack and identify research problems arising out of the technology migration in this scenario (2) we propose a smart rule engine system which facilitates the decision making process for the technology to be used at different layers in the architecture during migration.

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ICPE '17: Proceedings of the 8th ACM/SPEC on International Conference on Performance Engineering
April 2017
450 pages
ISBN:9781450344043
DOI:10.1145/3030207
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  1. big data
  2. migration
  3. performance

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