MapReduce, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where MapReduce comes up

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▶ 4:55 Mike Olson Google published the Google File System and MapReduce papers, and like the entire database industry, I thought that this thing was a joke, man.
▶ 6:52 Matt Turck This Spark, this data flow, and, you know, maybe MapReduce is not what people need, and all of this is evolving.
▶ 9:33 Mike Olson These days when people talk about Hadoop, what they mean is HDFS and MapReduce, yeah, yarn for resource management. 5 times in the scene
▶ 14:39 Mike Olson The Hadoop that was then available, which was HDFS and MapReduce, was powerful, transformative.
▶ 18:18 Mike Olson The inventor of Hadoop, Google Ventures, the inventor of MapReduce and GFS took a stake.

▶ 12:56 Mike Abbott A third of the people that I recruited from Google was how could we, you know, let non-engineers run MapReduce jobs, ask more questions of the data, because if we let more non-engineers ask questions, there is a higher probability that we…

▶ 1:16 John Rauser I'd walk them through an example of MapReduce at a level of simplicity that this audience would probably find comical. 4 times in the scene

▶ 3:33 Tobi Knaup And, um, so MapReduce, for example, was, uh, started as a, um, you know, Google wrote a paper about it.

▶ 2:47 Tasso Argyros A declarative language of SQL, right, and the procedural language of MapReduce.
▶ 14:39 Tasso Argyros In 2007, we had the brilliant idea of coming out with a SQL MapReduce Azure positioning, and of course, nobody knew what MapReduce back then, right? 6 times in the scene

▶ 7:38 Scott Sorensen And MapReduce and R were introduced into our tool set at that time.

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