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Opportunities for near data computing in MapReduce workloads

Pugsley, 2015

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In-memory big data applications are growing in popularity, including in-memory versions of the MapReduce framework. The move away from disk-based datasets shifts the performance bottleneck from slow disk accesses to memory bandwidth. MapReduce is a …
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