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  Leveraging Hadoop in your PostgreSQL Environment
  • Thu Jun 27
    6:30 PM
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  There is buzz everywhere about Apache Hadoop and rightfully so. It's an open-source framework that enables the construction of distributed, data-intensive applications... Learn more

  Hosted by: Jonathan S. Katz (Co-Organizer)

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