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Panel: Hadoop for the Enterprise Architect
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Summary
Peter Sirota, Amr Awadallah, Eric Baldeschwieler, Ted Dunning, Guy Bayes, and moderator Ron Bodkin discuss various existing Hadoop use cases, ecosystems, and disaster recovery.
Bio
Amr Awadallah, CTO, Cloudera Guy Bayes, Big Data Warehouse Lead at CBS Interactive Peter Sirota is the General Manager of Amazon Elastic MapReduce Ted Dunning, Multi-project Apache PMC member and committer, Chief Application Architect at MapR Technologies Eric Baldeschwieler co-founded Hortonworks, and served as VP Hadoop Software Engineering for Yahoo! Ron Bodkin, Think Big Analytics
About the conference
Software is changing the world; QCon aims to empower software development by facilitating the spread of knowledge and innovation in the enterprise software development community; to achieve this, QCon is organized as a practitioner-driven conference designed for people influencing innovation in their teams: team leads, architects, project managers, engineering directors.
Feb 16, 2012
Community comments
Enterprise Architecture
by Naresh Chintalcheru,
Enterprise Architecture?
by Javier Castañón,
Re: Enterprise Architecture?
by Goran Matic,
Enterprise Architecture
by Naresh Chintalcheru,
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Not sure to agree with the panel on Hadoop for the Enterprise Architect.
Enterprise Architecture?
by Javier Castañón,
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Interesting stuff about Hadoop. But something simply does not compute here: "Enterprise Architecture". None of the panelists seems to do what in some circles is increasingly recognized as an "Enterprise Architect" (think Ross, Weill and Robertson work). I think Infoq is taking same stance as CxOs that think that a person with SAP+JEE skills is also an Enterprise Architect because works for an "enterprise" and uses "enterprise software". What a pity.
Re: Enterprise Architecture?
by Goran Matic,
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Hmm, interesting point; however, not to be splitting semantic hairs here, but the title of the presentation was not necessarily "Panel of Enterprise Architects Talks About Hadoop" -
Rather, and at least the way i understood it, it was about a panel of experts talking about a point of particular interest to Enterprise Architects, perhaps;
(but even there, we could argue that it is of more interest to Software Systems Architects, but that's another issue - sometimes / often we use terms synonymously that mean different things in different domains, but often that is just either a limitation of language, or of implied but not effective "context transitivity", or even a limitation of effective time/space we have available; so i suppose that we use verbal shortcuts, etc);
Otherwise, yes - i understand your point. ;)