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Is there a .NET equivalent to Apache Hadoop?

Asked 2008-12-04T01:18:43.560
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So, I've been looking at Hadoop with keen interest, and to be honest I'm fascinated, things don't get much cooler.

My only minor issue is I'm a C# developer and it's in Java.

It's not that I don't understand the Java as much as I'm looking for the Hadoop.net or NHadoop or the .NET project that embraces the Google MapReduce approach. Does anyone know of one?

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Recently, MySpace released their .NET MapReduce framework, Qizmt, as Open Source, so this is also a potential contender in this space.

answered 2009-10-01T17:09:44.720
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You can look into something like RavenDb it provides very decent support for MapReduce for a fairly large size of data. as it is built in .Net so a proper LINQ client API is available.

http://ravendb.net/

To get you started you can read my blog entery.

answered 2012-03-21T11:45:11.397
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Microsoft Research has project Daytona http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/daytona/

You can download it. There's a WordCount sample in C#.

answered 2011-12-29T01:49:36.520

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