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Oracle, Cloudera Team Up On Hadoop Appliance

Posted by samzenpus on from the check-it-out dept.

LinuxScribe writes "Oracle has announced a new Big Data Appliance, which will feature Cloudera's Hadoop, shiny hardware, and a price tag that could be more affordable than commodity servers. But Oracle's new Cloudera partner should heed the lessons of Red Hat and what it means to partner with Oracle."

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  1. Nonsense, no such "Red Hat Lesson" by iggymanz · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Oracle's Linux is Red Hat Linux, they add some GPL licensed improvements. Anyone is free to use those, that includes Red Hat. I work as migrator/integrator/architect for a VAR with clients some of whom have IT budgets over $1 billion, I've not yet seen anyone use Oracle's Linux to run Oracle's wares (or anything else, for that matter), all choose Red Hat (some Centos too)

    1. Re:Nonsense, no such "Red Hat Lesson" by C3ntaur · · Score: 3, Interesting

      Examples, please. Can you give us at least a few links to these in Red Hat's Bugzilla?

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