Hi Fleming,

Lots has been written about this if you look through the archives. Just a
few notes below:

2010/6/21 <[email protected]>

> Hi there,
>
> I would like to get a few words about HBase's pros and cons
> that may probably help my boss to make decision of adopting
> HBase as production.
>
> Pros : High volumn data random access
>          Scale-out with commodity machine
>          Fault-tolerance
>          Free license
>
> Cons : No security control
>

Andrew Purtell and his team at Trend Micro are working on this in the next
quarter or two. Please refer to:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-1697


>          Data loss risk
>

This is essentially fixed in our next major release, assuming you are
running the right build of HDFS. More coming to the user list next week on
this subject, but with proper sync() support in HDFS, data loss should never
happen unless there are bugs. Bugs that do cause data loss will be treated
with highest priority.


>          Redesign data schema
>          Lacking of aggregate function(Max, Min, Avg...)
>          Multiple client concurrent read/write performance
>

Not sure what you mean about this - there have been some performance bugs in
the past with contention, but we've improved and will continue to improve on
performance.


>          No commercial support now
>
>
Cloudera is beginning to offer commercial support for HBase with CDH3. Let
me know off-list if I can put you in touch with our sales people (I don't
want to make the community list a sales forum!)



> Any suggestion or correctness would be appreciated!
>
>
> Fleming Chiu(邱宏明)
> Cloudera Certification for Hadoop Map/Red Developer
> TEL: 707-2260
> Email: [email protected]
> Be Veg! Go Green! Save the planet!
>
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