-Actually, it might be easier to go with a pure RDBMS solution here since nowadays the Slave/master architectures in postgre and MySQL are mature enough to handle this sort of thing even for hundreds of thousands of rows.
Let's assume RDBMS are from Customer's applications, I don't have that much grip on them and I don't want to mess around their environments that much too. Shengjie On 2 Aug 2013, at 10:17, Jay Vyas <[email protected]> wrote: > Hbase doesn't have dynamic views on data outside of itself. But you can > easily re run your sqoop flow to dump information into hbase. > > Actually, it might be easier to go with a pure RDBMS solution here since > nowadays the Slave/master architectures in postgre and MySQL are mature > enough to handle this sort of thing even for hundreds of thousands of rows.
