MapReduce Overview
MapReduce Introduction
Hadoop MapReduce is an easy-to-use parallel computing software framework. Applications developed based on MapReduce can run on large clusters consisting of thousands of servers and process data sets larger than 1 TB in fault tolerance (FT) mode.
A MapReduce job (application or job) splits an input data set into several data blocks which then are processed by Map tasks in parallel mode. The framework sorts output results of the Map task, sends the results to Reduce tasks, and returns a result to the client. Input and output information is stored in the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS). The framework schedules and monitors tasks and re-executes failed tasks.
MapReduce supports the following features:
- Large-scale parallel computing
- Large data set processing
- High FT and reliability
- Reasonable resource scheduling
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