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|    Mladen Gogala to Noons    |
|    Re: Is there anybody using this discussi    |
|    12 May 16 03:14:14    |
      From: gogala.mladen@gmail.com              On Wed, 11 May 2016 18:44:21 -0700, Noons wrote:              > Like you, I wish Tanel all the best with his new company. Not sure what       > it does but likely not very important to my circles.              Actually, it does look interesting:       ************************************************************************       Offload       Gluent Offload Engine automates offloading data from enterprise databases       to Hadoop. You can have an up-to-date copy of your data, in a familiar       data model, ready for analytics in the powerful ecosystem of Hadoop.       ************************************************************************              Hadoop is just one of the "Big Data" technologies spawned by exorbitant       prices of Oracle RDBMS. The other ones are NoSQL databases like MongoDB,       Cassandra, Couch or Trump. Gluent is apparently a tool to offload data       from a RDBMS to Hadoop, keep both versions in sync, and produce nice       reports. I am not sure how does this translate into business opportunity       and to my experience, companies are mostly opting for much more       conservative approach of NoSQL databases.       I have recently participated in a rather interesting project of replacing       CLOB entries in Oracle by documents in MongoDB. The trick was to make the       stuff searchable and there is an excellent open source search engine       called Sphinx, that I've used. Basically, the CLOB in Oracle started       consuming a huge amount of database space and Oracle suggested advanced       compression and deduplication to deal with that. MongoDB was much cheaper       option and Sphinx can do text search with the best of them. Web interface       was written in PHP.       I don't have a company or a product, I do such things on per project/per       hour based basis. Hadoop is very fashionable and there are some really       large users using it. If Gluent manages to get few of those on board,       there is a bright future for the company. I will stick with MongoDB.       After all, MongoDB is web scale:              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs                            --       Mladen Gogala       The Oracle Whisperer       http://mgogala.byethost5.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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