The
report on hadoop as a service is an excellent piece of work for hadoop market
participants to get a wider understanding on it. The report is titled “Global
Hadoop-as-a-Service (HaaS) Market (Deployment Types, End User and Geography) -
Size, Share, Global Trends, Company Profiles, Demand, Insights, Analysis,
Research, Report, Opportunities, Segmentation and Forecast, 2013 – 2020.”
One
segment that is forecast to be a winner is the Pure Play/Managed HaaS.
Managed
HaaS manages the service solutions swiftly to implement the hadoop needs. One
reason for its soaring popularity is that it can be used by any type of
organization; especially those organization who don’t have technical domain and
has continuous flow of data. Also, companies such as IBM provide complete
hadoop services to rip off the burden and assist its clients to concentrate on
their core work.
“There
might be differences in the way services are provided to the customers. Some
companies may require interference from the customers at times to scale and
change the number of nodes operating based on workloads. On the other hand,
Artiscale is a company that provides a complete solution for customers’ hadoop
needs. It eliminates any need for interference even for managing the hadoop
functioning. It offers specific tools to customers such as Hive, Pig and R.,”
AMR analyst.
Analyst
further added, “These tools are designed with the aim of making hadoop
management an easy task for even non-techie people. These tools run on specific
languages that are much easier than java code input method and therefore make
the job submission task easier.”
Hence,
the report estimated pure play Haas or managed Haas to be a prominent sector in the overall haas market. North America had the largest share in the year 2013
and would grow significantly by 2020.
