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December 12, 2010
MapReduce Using Perl and Gearman Last week I gave a talk about processing data with the MapReduce framework using Gearman::XS and the gearmand server. Check out the pdf and demo code. The demo code processes a small corpus of financial filings and is modelled after Jeffrey Dean's and Sanjay Ghemawat's original paper on MapReduce, entitled MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters. Also, here are the slides on sideshare: December 4, 2010
Open Data Hackathon Today, I participated in the Ann Arbor Open Data Hackathon. It is part of a global event. We are webifying some interesting local government data, and will need one or two more sessions to get it production-ready. Thanks to Greg Grossmeier for organizing the event!
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