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@MapR has done the most to think in terms of "Enterprise Readiness", but it seems that the biggest contingent of the #Hadoop Community is primarily locked-in on "opneness" as the principle important concept... opposite of @MapR approach.
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in fairness, MapR does not open source its code but makes its platform API compat - this gets back to q about better model for Hadoop
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Jeff Kelly and actually MapR is supporting open source Apache Drill
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Jeff Frick And I presume more enterprises are about getting their problems solved with a viable solution, and they're willing to pay for support, training, etc., traditional services
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au contrair... the open community has a HUGE focus on enterprise readiness. they just do all their work in the open. open is a development vehicle as well.
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John Furrier can the community get there fast enough and are people going "lone wolf" with own stuff too soon? CIOs want to know
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Jim Walker the fastest path to innovation is the open commuity. hive 12 delivered 420 jira tickets (4 mos). hbase 96 over 2000 (~12 mos). HUGE
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John Furrier
MapR is doing some interesting things for enterprise ready hadoop using the open source and @hortonworks is delivering pure open source
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John Furrier
I don't see MapR as lock in.. customers want functionality and agile - lock in is contextual to the solution and ability to change imho
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Jack Norris
MapR includes all of the open source components plus architectural innovations.
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MapR believes point -in-time, consistent snapshots are required for data protection and mirroring (WAN replication not data copy) is required for DR.
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Jeff Kelly WAN replication def important as enterprises expand deplpoyments - @WANdisco doing interesting things here as well as @MapR
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Dave Vellante who does point-in-time consistent snapshots -anyone other than MapR?
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Jack Norris , @dellante, . Yes, EMC, NetApp anyone serious about data protection.