
Thoughts on distributed systems and data. Architect at @Yahoo. {@ApacheHadoop @ApacheStorm @ApacheSpark @ApacheTez} Committer and PMC member.
Urbana, IL
Joined June 2015
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Replying to @AmericanAir
@AmericanAir this is ridiculous. You cancel the first leg of my family's flight and within 20 mins, while we are on hold with you, you have given away all of the seats on the next leg, which I could have driven to.
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This week, 547 Apache Committers changed 1,377,543 lines of code over 3,399 commits. projects.apache.org/ #Open #Innovation #Community
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Very impressed and happy for the Trondheim team to see vespa.ai/ open sourced. AllTheWeb still kicking strong!
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Apache Storm 1.0.5 released storm.apache.org/2017/09/15/…
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Storm 1.0.5 released. storm.apache.org/2017/09/15/…
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Next gen improvements that are coming to 2.0 from @naikrosh More details slideshare.net/Hadoop_Summit…
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It' s a pleasure to share @ApacheStorm with the graduates – at Beijing, People's Republic of China
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Storm at Yahoo! With resource aware scheduler making sharing resources efficient
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Support Apache –#Apache projects benefit billions of users for less than $14 per project/day. Every dollar counts. apache.org/foundation/contri…
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Our own @nunocaneco from Talkdesk presenting @ApacheStorm at @tugaitconf #eventprocessing @talkdeskeng – at Lisbon, Portugal
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Had great breakfast chat of community and tech (and lawyers) with @bobbydata at #KafkaSummit
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Now you can write a bolt just like this `tuple -> System.out.println(tuple)` @ApacheStorm
In the bay area six-figures is now 'low income' mercurynews.com/2017/04/22/i…
Not in Champaign, IL and Yahoo is hiring
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Congrats to @tweise and the whole @ApacheApex community!
Replying to @jaykreps
Is it HDFS that matters or is it a standard API? When tech is new it is the impl when it matures it is the API. SQL vs MySQL, ext4 vs posix













