Nick Dimiduk

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HBase Clients at Seattle Scalability Meetup

"The blurry bald guy is me."

Yesterday I spoke at this month’s Seattle Scalability Meetup. My topic didn’t deviate too far from what was originally posted. Here are the slides. If you were able to join us yesterday, please take a moment to leave some feedback.

I was asked to speak on (extreme) short notice; filling in for a speaker who was filling in for the originally scheduled speaker. I had roughly 24 hours notice. Fortunately, the listed abstract was something I know a bit about, so I was able to come up with materials. As you might notice, I drew heavily from content from HBase In Action, particularly examples from Chapter 6.

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About the Author

Nick found Hadoop and HBase in 2008 when his nightly ETL jobs started taking 20+ hours to complete. Since then, he has applied these tools to projects over social media, social gaming, click-stream analysis, climatology, and geographic data. Nick also helped establish Seattleā€™s Scalability Meetup and tried his hand at entrepreneurship. He is an HBase committer and coauthored HBase in Action, the unofficial user's guide for HBase. His passion is scalable, online access to scientific data.

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