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by ABeeSea
2222 days ago
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Sort of. The biggest difference is that it can be a pseudo-datawarehouse for analysts and data scientists over an object store (Eg s3) without needing to manage a complicated ETL process. AWS Athena goes even further by not needing to provision compute so that queries are run on ephemeral VMs over the object store. Hive makes a terrible data warehouse no matter how SQL compatible it is. |
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