What are the important differences between apache and hadoop?



What are the important differences between apache and hadoop?..

Answer / Shipra Mehrotra

Apache is an open-source software foundation, while Hadoop is a popular project under the Apache umbrella. Hadoop primarily consists of two main parts: HDFS (Hadoop Distributed File System) for data storage and MapReduce for data processing. Apache offers a wide range of projects beyond just Hadoop, such as Apache Spark for faster data processing and Apache Cassandra for NoSQL databases.

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