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Introducing Pivotal Greenplum-Spark Connector, Integrating with Apache Spark

Introducing Pivotal Greenplum-Spark Connector, Integrating with Apache Spark We are excited to announce general availability of the new, native Greenplum-Spark Connector. Pivotal Greenplum-Spark Connector combines the best of both worlds – Greenplum, massively parallel processing (MPP) analytical data platform and Apache Spark, in-memory processing with the flexibility to

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Introducing gpbackup & gprestore

Earlier this year the Greenplum team embarked down the path to create the next generation backup and restore tooling for the Greenplum Database.   After conducting dozens of customer interviews and reviewing a long list of enhancement requests, two overarching themes emerged:   Performance User Experience   

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IoT, CEP, storage and NATS in between. Part 1 of 3.

Intro Hello, my name is Dmitry Dorofeev, I’m a software architect working for Luxms Group. We are a team of creative programmers touching technology which moves faster than we can imagine these days. This blog post is about building a small streaming analytics pipeline which is minimalistic, but

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Greenplum Database Tables and Compression

Greenplum Database is built for advanced Data Warehouse and Analytic workloads at scale. Whether the data set is five terabytes on a handful of servers, or over a petabyte in size on a hundred-plus nodes, the architecture of Greenplum allows it to easily grow to meet the data

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Conquering your database workloads using WLM

Conquering Your Database Workloads Howard Goldberg – Executive Director,  Morgan Stanley,  Head of Greenplum engineering 1  Introduction Everyone has been in some type of traffic delay, usually at the worst possible time. These traffic jams result from an unexpected accident, volume on the roadway, or lane closures forcing

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Using The Greenplum Connector To Load Data Into Gemfire

One use case organizations face is the need to bulk load data into Gemfire Regions where regions in GemFire are similar to the table concept in a database.   Unlike a database, bulk-loading data into GemFire is more of a programming exercise than encountered with traditional bulk loading capabilities

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Pivotal Greenplum: Life in a Vacuum by Howard Goldberg

Vacuuming your home is a laborious task that you would rather not do.  However, vacuuming your home is an essential chore that must be done. The same is true for vacuuming the catalog in a Pivotal Greenplum database (“Greenplum”). The proper maintenance and care is required for the

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Introduction of Readable External Protocol of gpfdist

As the fundamental of all ETL operation of Greenplum, it worth explaining a little more  about the detail of gpfdist to understand why it is faster than other tools and how could we improve in future. This blog will focus on the detail of communication of readable external

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Graphing Orlando IoT Temperature Sensor Readings

I wondered what temperatures in Orlando have done over this last week. You see I just happen to have a set of IoT devices which are streaming data that I persist into an archive. One of those sensors is on a covered patio in Orlando, so it would

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Introduction to Greenplum ETL tool – Overview

Why ETL is important for Greenplum As a data warehouse product of future, Greenplum is able to process huge set of data which is usually in petabyte level, but Greenplum can’t generate such number of data by itself. Data is often generated by millions of users or embedded

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On-Demand Machine Learning

Achieving Machine Learning Nirvana By Shailesh Doshi Recently, I have been in multiple discussions with clients who want to achieve consistent operationalized data science and machine learning pipelines while the business demands more ‘on-demand’ capability. Often the ‘on-demand’ conversation starts with ‘Apache Spark’ type usage for analytics use

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Meetup: Introducing Greenplum 5.0

Wednesday, September 20th, 2017 6:00 PM PST Pivotal 875 Howard St., 5th Floor, San Francisco, CA (map) Greenplum 5.0 is a commercially available and open source Data Warehouse. This is the next milestone for the Greenplum community since Greenplum was officially open sourced in October of 2015.

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