etolabo provided a distributed KVS "kumofs" as OSS
Jan.18 – The company provided a distributed KVS "kumofs" as OSS on Jan.18. Eto Batara the former CTO of mixi which is a largest Japanese SNS, has started up "etolabo" and has already used "kumofs" in their photo storage service named Ficia. This KVS has got a award of Cloud Computing Competition in Interop Tokyo 2009, and realized to have the data replica and dynamic resource extensions.
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MapReduce in Microsoft’s DryadLINQ
Data-Intensive Computing on Windows HPC Server with the DryadLINQ Framework
John Vert in 408A on Tuesday at 3:00 PM
Come get an overview of the DryadLINQ features and runtime environment, and walk through some real-world examples of DryadLINQ programs based on the familiar declarative syntax of LINQ combined with the fault-tolerant distributed graph scheduling of the Dryad runtime. Hear how DryadLINQ provides a programming model and runtime for data-parallel programs running across large clusters and partitioned data sets.
E <http://agilecat.wordpress.com/2009/11/21/mapreduce-in-dryadlinq/>
Overview of Hadoop Conference 2009 in Japan – English Edition
Nov, 13, 2009 – The first Japanese Hadoop Conference was taken place in the center of Tokyo with Christophe Bisciglia of Cloudera. He talked about the now and then of Hadoop, following the essence and background of yellow elephant descriptions. He explained the current disadvantage of Hadoop honestly, and mentioned about the future advantage of one powerful. The almost of audiences felt his confidences coming from the success in New York, I trust.
One day sold out – Hadoop Conference Japan 2009
Oct.20 – The conference sold out in a blink of eye! At the midnight of last Friday, an announcement was delivered via mailing list of Hadoop_Jp Users Group, and then already sold out by over 200 attendants Tuesday morning. Substantively, only Monday, one day sold out was occurred!
The conference will be taken place Nov.13 in Tokyo.
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