#mapreduce

Chunking, map-reduce, retrieval and compaction: how agents handle work that never fits in one context window, and keep their own history lean.

I had already built a small HDFS-style distributed file system in Go. (Part I) It has a controller...

One of the most exciting things for me in building software is scale. I enjoy challenges related to handling large amounts of data, dealing with various limitations, and processing information efficiently. In this article, I will focus on the Map-Reduce pattern, which, combined with parallelization, will help us summarize an entire blog by its post contents.

MapReduce Simplified: Understand Distributed Processing with the Same Logic as SQL If you’ve worked...

Hi everyone, it's my first post ever on Dev.to! I will talk about a school project I did with Hadoop...

If you've noticed, Netsuite is very controlled in how they allow partners access their data without...

Introduction This post covers how to deploy a local Docker Hadoop Cluster to run custom Py...

Once upon a time... So first of all, there is Big Data. To make it short, Big Data is the...

MapReduce and Spark are both used for large-scale data processing. However, MapReduce has some...

On how to skip items, conditionally apply logic and how to break or stop iteration early when using reduce/inject in Ruby.

Zeebe is a workflow orchestration engine for microservices, and it can be used to build data-processing pipelines.