#map reduce explained

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Why MapReduce is slow?

When it comes to data processing, it is batch-oriented. The mapper and reducer functions to process the data in this case must be provided under any circumstances.

Why MapReduce is slower than the other processing frameworks is a common question. When it comes to data processing, it is batch-oriented. The mapper and reducer functions to process the data in this case must be provided under any circumstances. Instead of handling tiny datasets, MapReduce is made to handle massive datasets. Because of the number of phases, the time needed is roughly the same…

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It’s all about Map Reduce – Part-2

Record writers, a function in the reducer phase of processing, take the output from the mapper phase and process the data to create the final output, which is then stored in an output file within the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS).

Click here for the previous part. Reducer Phase: Record writers, a function in the reducer phase of processing, take the output from the mapper phase and process the data to create the final output, which is then stored in an output file within the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS). Shuffle and sort phases run concurrently, merging outputs as they are being retrieved. Note that, each job’s…

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It's all about Map Reduce - Part-1

JobTracker is in charge of assigning execution commands to the operator component that is present in each node and scheduling jobs. Rerunning unsuccessful jobs is another duty of it.

Big Data definition: Big data is defined as data with increased variety, arriving in increasing volumes, with incredible velocity, a high degree of variability, and veracity, all of which must be processed in order to visualize and extract value from it. The Problem: Traditional data processing systems will be unable to store and process the vast volumes of data created every day from a number of…

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