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MapR’s New Quick Start Service Accelerates Data Migration

Introduces new Quick Start Migration Service which addresses accelerating demand to move to Converged Data Platform, also resolving reliability and real-time requirement issues

MapR Technologies has announced its new Quick Start Migration Service to address the strong demand from companies with big data production installations moving to the MapR Converged Data Platform for reliability and real-time requirements.

Customers across the board from those with a single use case on a few nodes to those with large clusters of 100s of nodes have migrated to MapR from other Hadoop distributions. As a result of moving to the MapR Platform, customers have achieved a three-year ROI of 382% and realized over $20 million in business benefits according to the results of third-party research by IDC.

As per the release, the new Quick Start Migration Service includes a zero downtime and zero risk-of-data-loss. The migration service maintains operation of the existing distribution while transitioning to MapR. During the migration, MapR unique features around multi-tenancy, security, and application convergence can also be implemented. The new MapR Quick Start Migration Service is available today from MapR worldwide.

Dave Jespersen, VP of Worldwide Services, MapR Technologies said, “As organizations continue to gain experience with Hadoop, they increasingly look for technologies with the enterprise-grade features they need to deploy mission-critical applications. With this in mind, we created the ‘easy button’ for moving to MapR. We want customers to be able to make the decision to migrate with confidence and use the platform that best fits their needs. The new Quick Start Migration Service is designed to enable enterprises to move their data with minimal impact to applications or workflows.”

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