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What types of algorithms are difficult to express in MapReduce v1 (MRv1)?
See 3) below.
Limitations of Mapreduce -- where not to use Mapreduce
While very powerful and applicable to a wide variety of problems, MapReduce is not the answer to every problem. Here are some problems I found where MapReudce is not suited and some papers that address the limitations of MapReuce.
1. Computation depends on previously computed values
If the computation of a value depends on previously computed values, then MapReduce cannot be used. One good example is the Fibonacci series where each value is summation of the previous two values. i.e., f(k+2) = f(k+1) + f(k). Also, if the data set is small enough to be computed on a single machine, then it is better to do it as a single reduce(map(data)) operation rather than going through the entire map reduce process.
2. Full-text indexing or ad hoc searching
The index generated in the Map step is one dimensional, and the Reduce step must not generate a large amount of data or there will be a serious performance degradation. For example, CouchDB's MapReduce may not be a good fit for full-text indexing or ad hoc searching. This is a problem better suited for a tool such as Lucene.
3. Algorithms depend on shared global state
Solutions to many interesting problems in text processing do not require global synchronization. As a result, they can be expressed naturally in MapReduce, since map and reduce tasks run independently and in isolation. However, there are many examples of algorithms that depend crucially on the existence of shared global state during processing, making them difficult to implement in MapReduce (since the single opportunity for global synchronization in MapReduce is the barrier between the map and reduce phases of processing)
Which two of the following statements are true about Pig's approach toward data? Choose 2 answers
Which TWO of the following statements are true regarding Hive? Choose 2 answers
Given a directory of files with the following structure: line number, tab character, string:
Example:
1 abialkjfjkaoasdfjksdlkjhqweroij
2 kadfjhuwqounahagtnbvaswslmnbfgy
3 kjfteiomndscxeqalkzhtopedkfsikj
You want to send each line as one record to your Mapper. Which InputFormat should you use to complete the line: conf.setInputFormat (____.class) ; ?
