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Hadoop Data Management Platforms and Appliances

Focusing on the current state of the Hadoop data management platform market, this Technology Guide provides an introduction to Hadoop and suggests criteria for selecting a Hadoop data management platform. Also included are reviews of leading Hadoop systems from a variety of vendors.

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