Glad to know that Hive has a good performance compared with other languages.
It will be great if you can publish the queries/codes in the benchmark, as well as environment setup, so that other people can rerun your benchmark easily. Zheng On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 7:11 AM, Rob Stewart <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi folks, > As promised, today I have made available my findings and experiment results > from my research project, examining the high level languages: Pig, Hive and > JAQL. > The project extends from existing studies, by evaluating the scale up, scale > out, and runtime for 3 benchmarking applications. It also examines the ease > of programming, and the computational power of each language. > I've created two documents: > - Publication - A slide-by-slide presentation. 16 slides - *Suitable for > most readers* > - dissertation results chapter (18 pages of text) > You can find these documents at: > http://www.macs.hw.ac.uk/~rs46/publications.html > Excuse the .HTML link - It is useful for me to record the number of hits the > publication receives. > I welcome any feedback, either on this mailing list, or to my University > email address for direct correspondence. Any questions regarding the > benchmarks should be sent to my University email address. > > Thanks for taking an interest, > > Rob Stewart -- Yours, Zheng
