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- Dataium
- We use Pig to sort and prep our data before it is handed of the off to our Java Map/Reduce jobs.
- DropFire
- We generate Pig Latin scripts that describe structural and semantic conversions between data contexts
- We use Hadoop to execute these scripts for production-level deployments
- Eliminates the need for explicit data and schema mappings during database integration
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- Mendeley
- We are creating a platform for researchers to collaborate and share their research online
- We moved all our catalogue stats and analysis to HBase and Pig
- We are using Scribe in combination with Pig for all our server, application and user log processing.
- Pig helps our business analytics, user experience evaluation, feature feedback and more out of these logs.
- You can find more on how we use Pig and HBase on these slides: http://www.slideshare.net/danharvey/hbase-at-mendeley
- Mortar Data
- We provide an open-source development framework and Hadoop Platform-as-a-Service
- Our service is powered by Pig, which we run on private, ephemeral clusters in Amazon Web Services
- Ning
- We use Hadoop to store and process our log file
We rely on Apache Pig for reporting, analytics, Cascading for machine learning, and on a proprietary \[ [/hadoop/JavaScript|JavaScript] \] API for ad-hoc queriesWiki Markup - We use commodity hardware, with 8 cores and 16 GB of RAM per machine
- Nokia | Ovi
- We use Pig for exploring unstructured datasets coming from logs, database dumps, data feeds, etc.
- Several data pipelines that go into building product datasets and for further analysis use Pig tied together with Oozie to other jobs
- We have multiple Hadoop clusters, some for R&D and some for production jobs
- In R&D we run on very commodity hardware: 8-core, 16GB RAM, 4x 1TB disk per data node
- PayPal
- We use Pig to analyze transaction data in order to prevent fraud.
- We are the main contributors to the Pig-Eclipse project.
- Realweb - Internet Advertising company based in Russia.
- We are using Pig over Hadoop to compute statistics on banner views, clicks, user behavior on target websites after click, etc.
- We've chosen Cloudera Hadoop (http://www.cloudera.com/hadoop/) packages on Ubuntu servers 10.04. Each machine has 2/4 cores, 4 GB ram, and 1 TB of storage.
- All jobs are written using Pig language and only few user defined functions were needed to achieve our needs.
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