Thursday, October 18, 2018

[MapR Newsletter] In a Consolidating Market, MapR Delivers Today!

MAPR NEWSLETTER | OCTOBER 2018
 
 
 
John Schroeder
CEO, Founder
MapR Technologies
In a Consolidating Market, MapR Delivers Today!
 
Recently Cloudera and Hortonworks announced their merger.

The merger is not a surprise as Hortonworks M&A rumors have circulated for years. Cloudera and Hortonworks bet on commodity Hadoop and haven't differentiated themselves enough in the market. They have seen their growth stall and have been very capital intensive businesses. Hadoop alone isn't enough to support the demands of advanced analytics and AI/ML. Simply put, commodity Hadoop falls short of today's customer needs when it comes to AI, analytics, and the cloud, and this makes it hard to find a path to profitability and sustained growth. Neither has a good AI/ML story because their platforms do not support POSIX and the AI/ML libraries the way MapR does.
 
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MAPR6.1
MapR 6.1 Release with MEP 6.0 Is Now Generally Available (GA)
 
MapR recently announced the general availability of the MapR 6.1 release of our data platform. This release comes with many new features and functionalities in MapR-DB and MapR-ES including the following enhancements:

MapR-DB (an HBase Binary and Document Database):
 
    Advanced Querying and Indexing of JSON arrays of scalar or sub-documents (aka Complex Types)
    New programming language clients for Python and Node.js developers, based on open protocol to ease the development of additional clients
    Fine-grained monitoring for tables that capture and expose detailed metrics into MCS
    JSON Change Data Capture format to ease the consumption of database events in your application
 
MapR-ES (a Kafka API-Based Pub/Sub System)
 
    Support of Apache Kafka 1.1 API
    Stream Processing with KStreams
    Stream SQL/Analytics with KSQL
 
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NEWS
NVIDIA and MapR, Match Made for the AI Race
 
Last week we announced support within the MapR Data Platform to accelerate data access and production deployments for data science through the RAPIDS open-source software from NVIDIA.

The MapR Data Platform for RAPIDS enables data scientists to:
 
    Collect data at scale from a variety of sources and preserve raw data so that potentially valuable features are not lost
    Make input and output data available to many independent applications even across geographically distant locations, on premises, in the cloud or at the edge
    Manage multiple models during development and easily roll into production
    Improve evaluation methods for comparing models during development and production, including use of a reference model for baseline successful performance
    Support rapid stream-based delivery of standard files including Parquet, ORC, JSON, Avro, and CSV file formats directly into RAPIDS
 
Learn More
 
 
 
 
MAPR6.1
New Free AI and ML Training
 
Visit the MapR on-demand training page and register for Intro to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning - the latest business-focused course on AI, made for you by the folks at MapR Academy. It's free. Take the "artificial" out of your intelligence and get your ground game on! Read the companion blogs and fill out your AI dance card.
 
Get Started
 
 
 
 
MAPR6.1
Join the Discussion
 
Whether you are new to big data, Apache Hadoop or the MapR Data Platform or are on your way to becoming an expert, we welcome your voice in the MapR Community. Click here to join several on-going discussions with other data enthusiasts.
 
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Additional Resources
 
Ailand Analytics in production
 
AI and Analytics in Production - How to Make it Work
 
 
MapR - NVIDIA Reference Architecture
 
 
Getting Started with Apache Spark from Inception to Production
 
 
 
 
 
 
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