When we send a data to a node, do we allow settling in time, before sending another data to that node?
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Answer / Sharad Gangwar
No, Hadoop does not allow data to settle in time before sending another data to the same node. Instead, it uses load balancing strategies to distribute data evenly across all available nodes. This ensures efficient use of resources and prevents any single node from becoming a bottleneck.
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