What is throughput? How does hdfs provides good throughput?
Answer / Hariom Narayan
Throughput refers to the rate at which data can be transferred over a network or processed by a system. In HDFS, good throughput is achieved through various mechanisms like data striping across multiple datanodes, buffering of I/O operations, and efficient resource allocation. These features enable HDFS to handle large amounts of data at high speeds.
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