NAIAD is an open-source distributed data processing system designed for low latency, high throughput data analysis. It combines qualities of batch and stream processing systems to enable real-time processing of large datasets.
NAIAD is an open-source distributed data processing system designed for low latency and high throughput analysis of large datasets. It was developed by Microsoft Research to bridge the gap between batch processing systems like Hadoop and stream processing systems like Storm.
Some key features of NAIAD include:
NAIAD can run on commodity clusters and has flexible APIs for .NET and C#. It is compatible with existing data pipelines. The unified programming model allows developers to represent streaming, batch and iterative programs using the same system. This eliminates need to combine separate platforms.
Overall, NAIAD delivers low latency, high throughput and scalable distributed data processing. It is well-suited for real-time analysis, machine learning and other applications needing fast processing of big data streams and batches.
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