By Vadim Solovey, Google Developer Expert.Recently, I came across an interesting benchmark of BigData systems based on "A Comparison of Approaches to Large-Scale Data Analysis" by Pavlo et al. (SIGMOD 2009). Based on the benchmark methodology, the APMLab guys from Berkeley University developed an open-source software that allows anyone to run this benchmark using public cloud (AWS in this case).Th
War of the Hadoop SQL engines. And the winner is …? You may have wondered why we were quiet over the last couple of weeks? Well, we locked ourselves into the basement and did some research and a couple of projects and PoCs on Hadoop, Big Data, and distributed processing frameworks in general. We were also looking at Clickstream data and Web Analytics solutions. Over the next couple of weeks we wil
We are thrilled to announce the general availability of the Cloudera AI Inference service, powered by NVIDIA NIM microservices, part of the NVIDIA AI Enterprise platform, to accelerate generative AI deployments for enterprises. This service supports a range of optimized AI models, enabling seamless and scalable AI inference. Background The generative AI landscape is evolving […] Read blog post
Impala’s speed now beats the fastest SQL-on-Hadoop alternatives. Test for yourself! Since the initial beta release of Cloudera Impala more than one year ago (October 2012), we’ve been committed to regularly updating you about its evolution into the standard for running interactive SQL queries across data in Apache Hadoop and Hadoop-based enterprise data hubs. To briefly recap where we are today: I
Click Here for the previous version of the benchmark Introduction Several analytic frameworks have been announced in the last year. Among them are inexpensive data-warehousing solutions based on traditional Massively Parallel Processor (MPP) architectures (Redshift), systems which impose MPP-like execution engines on top of Hadoop (Impala, HAWQ), and systems which optimize MapReduce to improve per
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This document evaluates the performance of Cloudera Impala 1.1 using two clusters. It finds that RCFile with Snappy compression provides the fastest performance for both Hive and Impala on the clusters for reading-only workloads. Parquet with Snappy may be fastest for larger tables. Issues were identified with memory limits during Parquet table creation and were later fixed. The evaluation shows I
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