Hi All,
Just wanted to know has anyone used Pig on a standalone basis in production
environment i.e. without integrating with Haddoop? Is that even a good idea?
How is the performance if we try parsing big files using Pig. Typically we use
perl for this but often we run into memory management i
Hi All,
Just wanted to know has anyone used Pig on a standalone basis in production
environment i.e. without integrating with Haddoop? Is that even a good idea?
How is the performance if we try parsing big files using Pig. Typically we use
perl for this but often we run into memory management i
It is not recommended using Pig standalone mode to process big files
if you concern the performance. I believe perl's performance will be
better than pig in local mode.
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 5:42 PM, Somdip wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Just wanted to know has anyone used Pig on a standalone basis in
Somdip,
I will be surprised to know if anyone is using Pig on a standalone basis in
production environment . Pig uses Hadoop's power to process huge data.
HDFS for storing large data and MapReduce for using distributed system for
processing huge data.
You can use Pig in standalone mode for learn
