Can you give a few examples of why hbase is hard to use ? Disclaimer: I work on hbase
Cheers > On Jan 3, 2015, at 12:28 AM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hbase, a NoSQL database of the Hadoop family, is what you says that is > built upon HDFS, but is there really strong reason that you would move from > MongoDB to Hbase? Is your data really that huge? > > As far as I tell, Hbase is extremely hard to use, hard to maintain as well. > If I standood in your position, I would choose MongoDB with no hesitate > > [email protected] > > From: Alec Taylor > Date: 2015-01-03 15:44 > To: user > Subject: HDFS-based database for Big and Small data? > Want to replace MongoDB with an HDFS-based database in my architecture. > > Note that this is a new system, not a rewrite of an old one. > > Are there any open-source "fast" read/write database built on HDFS > with a model similar to a document-store, that can hold my regular > business logic and enables an object model in Python? (E.g.: via Data > Mapper or Active Record patterns) > > Thanks for all suggestions > > PS: I am using the "Big data" definition from Cloudera, i.e.: any data > which expands more than one machine
