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RDBMS
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Map-Reduce
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Scalability
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Scale UP
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Scale Out
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Data
Size
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GB
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PB and more
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Read/Write
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Batch and Interactive
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Batch
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Update
Type
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Write many Read many
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Write once Read many
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Integrity
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High
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Low
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Structure
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Structural data/ Schema first Write later
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Non Structural data/ Write first Schema later
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Query
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SQL
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No SQL and SQL support too with add on tools
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Response
time
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Faster for Less data/ slow once size increases
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Faster for more data in comparison
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Note:
Slowly with the new sub projects being developed for Hadoop this gap is being
filled up as people are developing an abstract layer on top of Map-Reduce and
YARN frameworks which takes SQL and in turn convert it to Map-Reduce/Yarn.
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Monday, August 24, 2015
Comparison between RDBMS and Map-Reduce
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