Hello Shanker, I mean that with CS, I want to replace NFS to HDFS. You know NFS is not a suitable solution for storage, because it has not fault-tolerant feature. So I want to use HDFS for Secondary Storage in CS. I see this http://www.slideshare.net/kkitase/cloudstack-architecture-future. I think in near future, Hadoop will be used as a storage solution in CS.
2012/9/7 Shanker Balan <m...@shankerbalan.net> > (Moving to cloudstack-users@ with Bcc to > cloudstack-dev@incubator.apache.org) > > Hello Nguyen, > > Nguyen Anh Tu wrote, > > Hi guy, > > > > Anyone can help me to integrate Hadoop to CloudStack. I read the article > > "CloudStack and Hadoop: a match made in the cloud" but can not find a way > > to do this. > > Could you explain a bit more on what you mean by "Integrating Hadoop To > Cloudstack"? I am not using CS yet, but I have a bunch of use cases I have > been thinking about lately. > > You can use Cloudstack to provision Hadoop instances very easily. > Cloudstack's > bare metal provisioning capabilities allows you to build high performance > clusters. > > > http://www.cloudstack.org/blog/63-cloudstack-the-best-kept-secret-in-cloud-computing.html.html > > Cloudstack also provides an S3 compatible interface over supported object > stores like Swift and Caringo. So instead of using HDFS, you can choose to > store your data on CS backed by object store+s3 bridge. > > http://www.slideshare.net/sebastiengoasguen/cloudstack-s3 > http://wiki.apache.org/hadoop/AmazonS3 > > On the other hand, if you are expecting a hosted Hadoop solution (like AWS > EMR), I dont think that's quite ready yet (or if its even on the roadmap > anytime soon). > > -- > http://shankerbalan.net/ > > PS: cloudstack-users@ might be a more appropriate list to discuss this > further. > -- N.g.U.y.e.N.A.n.H.t.U
