Stinger, Apache Hive, and Apache Tez Birds of Feather Session

Owen O'Malley, Co-founder & Architect at Hortonworks, will present at this BoF.

Bikas Saha, Software Engineer at Hortonworks, will present at this BoF.

Siddarth Seth, Software Engineer at Hortonworks, will present at this BoF.

Hitesh Shah, Software Engineer at Hortonworks, will present at this BoF

Sushanth Sowyman, Software Engineer at Hortonworks, will present on "What's new in hive 0.13"

Thejas Nair will present on "Secure SQL standard based authorization using hive 0.13"

Owen O`Malley is a cofounder and architect at Hortonworks, a rapidly growing company that supports customers using Hadoop. Owen has been working on Hadoop since the beginning of 2006 and was the first committer added to the project.

In the last 8 years, he has at various times been the architect of MapReduce, Security, and now Hive. Before working on Hadoop, he worked on Yahoo Search`s WebMap project, which was the original motivation for Yahoo to work on Hadoop. Prior to Yahoo, he wandered between testing (UCI), static analysis (Reasoning), configuration management (Sun), and software model checking (NASA). He received his PhD in Software Engineering from University of California, Irvine.

Bikas Saha has been working in the Apache Hadoop ecosystem since 2011 and is a committer/PMC member of the Apache Hadoop and Tez projects. He has been a key contributor in making Hadoop run natively on Windows and has focused on YARN and the Hadoop compute stack, with special interest in Tez. Prior to Hadoop, he has worked extensively on the Dryad distributed data processing framework that runs on some of the world’s largest clusters as part of Microsoft Bing infrastructure. @bikassaha

Siddharth Seth works as a software engineer at Hortonwork, where he works on the Apache Tez project and the Apache Hadoop project, with a focus on YARN and MapReduce. He is a member of the Apache Tez PPMC and the Apache Hadoop PMC. Prior to this he spent several years working on search platforms and Oozie at Yahoo.

Hitesh Shah currently works on various things related to Apache Hadoop at Hortonworks with his primary focus on Apache Tez and Apache Hadoop YARN. He is a PMC member and committer for the Apache Hadoop, Tez and Ambari projects. Earlier to that, he spent close to a decade at Yahoo! building various frameworks all the way from data storage platforms for social content to a multi-threaded event-driven framework for building high throughput advertising serving platforms.

Thejas Nair is a software engineer working on Apache Hive and Apache Pig at Hortonworks. He is a committer and PMC member of these Apache projects. His most recent work has focussed on improving security features in Hive. Previously, he worked at Yahoo for 9 years, developing solutions for large scale distributed data processing.

Maximum Capacity: 700 People

This BoF is open to everyone, including Conference Attendees.