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Big Data & Energy Efficiency
Stephen Dillon, Data Architect, Technology Strategy
May. 02. 2013
Schneider Electric 2- Technology Strategy - Stephen Dillon – 2013
BIG DATAVolume, Velocity, Variety
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Energy Efficiency
Needs
Real-time Analytics
Cloud
Technologies (NoSQL & NewSQL)
The Cloud is the new data center.
One size does not fit all!
Memory is the new disk.
In Support of Big Data & Energy Efficiency
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Supporting Energy Efficiency
●You have had the technologies to provide batch processing and analytics on historical data. You just need to go do it.
● Examples include Hadoop, Map Reduce, Amazon EC2, Windows Azure
●You need to leverage Real-time analytics and technologies under the NewSQL umbrella.
● In-memory database systems such as VoltDB
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I.M.D.B.S. Today
●In-memory Database Systems have been around for decades in analytics systems.
● Supported column-stores only● Non-OLTP or non-row-based
●Only recently has it become feasible to support OLTP in-memory.
●New breed of IMDBS designed to leverage advances in main memory● ACID compliant
●We can now store entire Terabyte level databases in main memory.
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Trends & Expectations●Real-time analytics
● On-demand energy needs this to reach the next level of sustainability and efficiency
● What took hours or days can be done in minutes or less
●Trend is to push computations toward the data...not vice versa.
●Software designers can now create solutions not previously possible.● Those innovations are taking place today.
●End users will be able to react quickly per what is really happening; not what happened a month ago.
●We understand; if the demand\response window shrinks, energy efficiency & savings are gained.
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No “I” in Big Data…oh wait a minute
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PANELISTSIntroductions
