IBM Research @ Insight 2015
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- Insight 2015 Conference
- Insight 2015 - IBM Research's Global Technology Outlook
- Insight 2015 - Content Services
- Insight 2015 - Enabling OpenStack Swift with Spark
- Insight 2015 - Accelerating Machine Learning
- Insight 2015 - Data Centric Security and Privacy
- Insight 2015 - Knowledge Graphs
- Insight 2015 - Cognitive Vision and Interaction with Augmented Reality
- Insight 2015 - Visual Recognition Services
- Insight 2015 - Personalized Learning on Cloud
- Insight 2015 - Customer Behavior Insights at Scale
- Insight 2015 - Cognitive Solutions for IT
- Insight 2015 - Internet of Things
- Insight 2015 - Cognitive Automation of Data Science
- Insight 2015 - IBM Research Demos
IBM Research @ Insight 2015 - Insight 2015 - Enabling OpenStack Swift with Spark
Enabling OpenStack Swift with Spark and its Open Source Ecosystem for the Internet of Things
OpenStack Swift, which is IBM's object store of choice, provides a simple abstraction to storage with an easy to use RESTful API and is therefore capturing developers. We will present recent work on integrating Swift either as a data source and/or target with a range of open source projects such as Kafka (via Secor), Spark, CouchDB, Tachyon, Hadoop, and ElasticSearch. These connections are available today as open source. Developers who build solutions by combining open source projects with unique business logic can now take advantage of Swift as a data source and a persistent store in composite solutions. The solution is developed by IBM, ATOS & Univ. of Surrey for the EMT Madrid bus company in the context of COSMOS, a European project.