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Showing posts with label clustering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clustering. Show all posts
Friday, May 16, 2014
MySQL horizontal scaling
Labels:
amazon,
aws,
cloud,
cluster,
clustering,
database,
horizontal,
mysql,
nodes,
nosql,
oracle,
relational,
shard,
sharding
Monday, December 2, 2013
Mahout and R
Mahout:
•Machine
learning library
•Supports
recommendation mining, clustering, classification, and frequent itemset
mining
R:
•Language
and software environment for statistical computing and graphics
•Open
source
Mahout is not R and SAS.
SAS article on comparing the three: http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/Benchmark_R_Mahout_SAS.pdf
Mahout is not R and SAS.
SAS article on comparing the three: http://support.sas.com/resources/papers/Benchmark_R_Mahout_SAS.pdf
Labels:
aws,
classification,
clustering,
EMR,
hadoop,
itemset,
mahout,
mining,
R,
SAS,
statistics
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Horizontal Scaling of Oracle on AWS
Just came across this solution.
Parelastic: http://www.parelastic.com (MySQL only at this time)
I really enjoyed the 'sharding sucks' mantra. Being an 'old school' Oracle guy, the new world answer to database scaling is sharding...I think that is very naive.
I know of these two companies in this space as well:
Scalearc (MySQL and SQL Server)
Scalebase : http://www.scalebase.com (MySQL only at this time)
Parelastic: http://www.parelastic.com (MySQL only at this time)
I really enjoyed the 'sharding sucks' mantra. Being an 'old school' Oracle guy, the new world answer to database scaling is sharding...I think that is very naive.
I know of these two companies in this space as well:
Scalearc (MySQL and SQL Server)
Scalebase : http://www.scalebase.com (MySQL only at this time)
Labels:
aws,
clustering,
database,
horizontal,
mysql,
oracle,
RAC,
RDBMS,
relational,
scale,
scaling,
sharding,
sql server
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Oracle WebLogic clustering
Active/active high availability with Oracle Weblogic on AWS EC2 can be done with Oracle WebLogic Server clustering. You must use unicast as multicast is not supported on AWS.
Labels:
active,
availability,
aws,
clustering,
ec2,
ha,
high,
oracle,
weblogic
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