By praskrishna
via blog.gosmarter.net
Published: Nov 25 2012 / 23:36
One of the fundamental principles where parallel computing can be taken advantage of is when each of the computers in a cluster can process same tasks independently without sharing any data among each other. In this blog, I will explain how we can use MapReduce to manage tasks in parallel.
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