Hi, Lewis. I think that diagram shows "what applications run natively in Hadoop". For that, I find Gora does not fit in it. As data access layer, Gora would be present in components diagrams or in an internal software architecture.
I attach a diagram of my point of view (view stolen from Nutch) as "gora_example_diagram.png". If I can't attach the diagram I will upload later somewhere else. Other alternative idea I find a little bit "forced" is notice the optional (mandatory in some cases) to access data through Gora in several applications, mixing that "applications diagram" with "data access information". For that, I attach "aplicaciones_y_datos.png" as an example.I am not convinced about this proposed diagram, but it's definitely interesting for showing where Gora can be used. Thanks to you and I hope your thread will arrise better ideas than mine ones! Alfonso Nishikawa 2014-08-09 5:27 GMT+02:00 Lewis John Mcgibbney <[email protected]>: > Hi Folks, > > Based on this diagram of YARN overview and where 'everything' plugs > together. > > http://tm.durusau.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/YARN2.png > > I have a question... where does Gora fit in here? I have arguments in my > head for many different places where Gora fits in. But the purpose of this > thread is to try and discover from you guys, where you think Gota fits in > for what you are doing (that is of course is your architecture looks > anything like the picture I've posted). > > I hope that this thread can be a point of discussion as well as a potential > opportunity to define apotential roadmap for Gora post 0.5 release (which I > would like to push very soon). > > Thanks > Lewis > > > > -- > *Lewis* >
