Hello,
It should be possible but I'm not currently doing so. I think this
method
is how one of the major video sites stores thumbnail images.
Maybe someone with more knowledge can help.
Regards,
Peter W.
Dongsheng Wang wrote:
now sure about the advantage of using HBase over HDFS, can you give
some insights on that?
- dongsheng
Peter W. wrote:
Hello,
Could images be turned into byte arrays and stored in HBase? Also,
you will need a JVM that
supports the -d64 flag otherwise you can only allocate up to 2048M to
each machine.
...
Dongsheng Wang wrote:
We are looking at using HDFS as a long term storage solution. We
want to use it to stored lots of files. The file could be big and
small, they are images, videos etc... We only write the files once,
and may read them many times. Sounds like it is perfect to use HDFS.
