the MapReduce Framework supports Mapper and Reducer parallelism. Compare this to Multithreading.
The MapReduce Framework supports Mapper and Reducer parallelism. Compare this to Multithreading.
What are Mapper and Reducer Parallelism?
MapReduce is mechanism of programming in big data where we categorize data processing logic into four phases which are Mapping, Partitioning, Shuffling and Reducing which acts on data subsets (data splits). These phases are in series i.e. Partitioning starts after completion of Mapping, Shuffling starts after the completion of partitioning and so on. Now in order to improve the efficiency of map-reduce algorithms what we do is, store data in distributed file systems where data segments are stored logically in single place but physically it could be at different systems and then processing is done in each of the nodes parallely. Here the concurrency of the processing is with the data segments, which facilitates faster data processing.
What is Multithreading?
Here we create sub-unit of processing a larger unit of a system (both inter and intra systems) called thread which are directly linked with the physical hardware. When we device a mechanism to run multiple threads for some large processing demand, we refer such a system to be multithreaded one. In this case same set of data is shared across all the threads and with proper communication and control policies we mitigate the locking of the data across different threads.
Comparison:
From above discussion get a clear picture that MapReduce is mechanism of breaking data into segments and performing processing on each of the segments afterwards. Multithreading is mechanism of parallel processing in over same set of data. In MapReduce the challenge of the algorithms is to properly distribute the data across the file system and In Multithreading the challenge is to manage resource sharing across different processing unit with a larger system.
the MapReduce Framework supports Mapper and Reducer parallelism. Compare this to Multithreading.
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