Talend Zooms in on Big Data with Open Studio 5.2

These days, storing large amounts of data is easy. Where things get complicated is ensuring the integrity and reliability of that data, an increasing challenge as Big Data clusters grow bigger and bigger. This problem has created new opportunities in the Big Data channel, on which companies such as Talend, which has introduced new Hadoop data profiling technology, are working to capitalize.

Talend, the open source Big Data vendor, continued its campaign to “democratize Big Data” with the release of an updated version of its flagship data management products.

In a sign of the continued explosive integration occurring within the Big Data channel, Talend, which develops an open source data integration platform, has announced significant growth in its partner program.

If the number of books published about an open source technology are any measure of its success, Talend has reason to celebrate. Getting Started with Talend Open Studio for Data Integration, the first comprehensive guide to Talend’s popular Big Data platform produced by a third party, has just hit the market.

Telling IT consumers your latest product harkens back to the past may not seem like a great idea in a market where innovation and forward-thinking are prime.

Few applications are very useful without data to work with. And without applications, data itself has little purpose.

“Democratization” is the kind of buzzword one expects from politicians, not open source software developers. Yet democratizing Big Data has become the latest focus of Talend, according to the company’s recent announcement of its collaboration with the Google Cloud Platform Partner Program.

MapR Technologies has announced at O’Reilly Strata Conference + Hadoop World 2012 that it is bringing Hadoop and NoSQL capabilities together on the HBase platform. With MapR M7, Big Data operations ranging from batch analytics to real-time database functions can be performed with enterprise-grade reliability and protection.

i want to access hbase table from hadoop mapreduce....i m using windowsXP and cygwin i m using hadoop-0.20.2 and hbase-0.92.0 hadoop cluster is working fine....i am able to run mapreduce wordcount successfully on 3 pc's hbase is also working .....i can cerate table from shell

i have tried many examples but they are not working....when i try to compile it using javac Example.java

it gives error..