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Date: Thu, 8 Aug 2013 08:58:40 +0800
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Subject: Re: Loading Data Into HBase
From: Shengjie Min <kelvin.msj@gmail.com>
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1stly, why you wanna move away from MongoDB to HBase? well, if it's a RDBMS
we are talking about here, sqoop sounds like the tool you should be using.
But seems it's mongoDB, you will have to look into Flume/Scribe and see if
it's feasible.

Shengjie


On 7 August 2013 18:58, JC <jcashman@marketo.com> wrote:

> I have just started on a real/near time data loading project working with
> HBase as the data store. The primary, but not only, source of the data that
> I need to load is stored in mongodb. I do expect volumes to be high,
> although with the near to real time loads this may be minimized. I am
> relatively new to HBase and wanted draw on the knowledge and experiences
> from this group. I was hoping to get some ideas on best practices or
> solutions that have been used in this type of scenario for loading data
> into
> HBase? Also, has anyone used any tools to make this easier instead of hand
> coding it all?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> JC
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All the best,
Shengjie Min

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