Hortonworks today announced a major change to the way it distributes its Hadoop software. Going forward, Hortonworks plans to update “core Hadoop” components like HDFS, MapReduce, and YARN just once a ...

There will be many moving parts to making Hadoop cloud-native. Today, Hortonworks has unveiled the blueprint, but there are still blank spaces to be filled, like baking Kubernetes support into the ...

The diagram shows what the company calls a system of integration. ... "have failed to integrate their Hadoop components into a cohesive software development environment," C3.ai claims.

Specifically, it will update core Apache Hadoop components such as HDFS, MapReduce and YARN along with Apache Zookeeper annually, while extended services that run on top of those components ...

A number of the largest big data vendors, including IBM, Hortonworks and Pivotal, have banded together to specify a unified base platform for the open source Hadoop data processing software.

Software stability is a key requirement for large companies, and Hortonworks is taking a big step in that direction with a new release cadence for its enterprise Hadoop software. Starting with the ...

Use Hortonworks Hadoop? Now you can rely on a more stable core Hortonworks Data Platform updates will happen continuously for services like Spark and Hive but just annually for core components ...