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Daily Archives: October 22, 2018
Time for SQL in the City Summit–Chicago
This week is the last live SQL in the City Summit this year. It’s this Friday at the Microsoft office in Chicago, and if you’re nearby, you can still register with “stevejones” as the code. We’ve presented this program in … Continue reading
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Big Data Analytics
How large is your analytics system? Do you have more than one machine for analytics? Do you have a cluster of machines that run Hadoop in a YARN cluster to analyze your data? Are there hundreds, or even thousands, of … Continue reading
