This year has been frantically busy for me. (My 2008 plan worked pretty well)
- My position changes have been made.
- I've been forming up the Hama/Heart project as a open source.
- New York local chapter of the Heart project was organized.
I believe that's a good start even if there is no result. This New Year's,
- I'll improve our projects.
- I've been thinking about taking a job in US next year.
And, I want my parents to be healthy during 2009. :-)
BigTable for GMail
Aram said...
Does anyone know why Google does not use Bigtable for Gmail?
Rob Kohr said...
@aram
How do you know they don't?
Aram said...
@ Rob
I don't remember where I read it for the first time. But I asked
this question from Jeff Dean. He said maybe Gmail is older than bigtable.
Which I don't think is the real reason, because Orkut is even older than
Gmail, and it does use bigtable. He also mentioned it could be because of
the size of Gmail, not a suprise answer for me.
-- http://glinden.blogspot.com/2005/09/googles-bigtable.html
Personally, I think they use bigtable for gmail but, they don't answer because email is a delicate problem, there is no need to highlighting.
Recently, I'm considering to store the large-scale webmail data on the Hbase. I expect to be able to solve both real-time and batch issues and cost-effective physical/human infra- resources management -- ROI and how spam/system sustaining impacts corporate revenue and productivity.
http://wiki.apache.org/hama/HbaseForWebMail
This is intended to explain and illustrate the concept of Hadoop/Hbase Based web-mail storage. There are three main parts:
- Stable & Reliable, Fault tolerant System
- Scalability
- Efficient & Cost-effective
These are simply inherited from the Hadoop/Hbase to web-mail storage.
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