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What's New?
New Release Available:
HPCC Systems 7.0.0 Beta 2 Gold
Download the Beta for access to the most significant new features we intend to include in the final gold version of this major release. Please remember that this beta contains fixes and new features that may require changes to the way you work.
- Changelogs – HPCC Systems 7.0.0 Beta 1 Gold and HPCC Systems 7.0.0 Beta 2 Gold and ECLIDE
- Known limitations and release notes
- HPCC Systems 7.0.0 Beta Red Book – Keep revisiting. Updates are added as we become aware of issues of interest.
- Blog including a list of all major new features in 7.0.0
New Blog:
Realtime Data Updates in ROXIE
Read the blog to learn just one way to (thoroughly) handle the scenario of live ROXIE data updates.
Highlights include:
- File Locks
- How your straightforward method will be different outside the development environment
- The role of superkeys
- How ROXIE integrates package map information during its file resolution actions
New Community Webcast:
The Download: HPCC Systems Community Tech Talks, Episode 16
The recording is now available for another episode of the community workshops to share knowledge, spark innovation, and further build and link the relationships within our HPCC Systems community.
This month we featured some of our very talented HPCC Systems summer interns:
- Shah Muhammad Hamdi, PhD student studying Computer Science (Data Mining) at Georgia State University
- Robert Kennedy, recently graduated Masters student in Computer Science at Florida Atlantic University
- Aramis Tanelus, High School student studying at American Heritage School of Boca/Delray, Florida
- Saminda Wijeratne, Masters student studying Computational Science and Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Modern IDE support for data programming
Try playing with the code on our virtual playground and sample dataset.
ETL Engine (Thor)
Query Engine (ROXIE)
Data Management Tools
Predictive Modeling Tools
Check out our blog posts
Arjuna Chala1 week 2 days agoI recently presented at the Open Data Science Conference (OSDC) in Boston. During my presentation, I addressed how a well-designed data lake solution can help solve fundamental data integration problems, and I used a real-world example involving analysis of a New York city taxi company’s route and fare data (which was stored in various formats depending on what was being tracked specifically) to illustrate how data analysis could improve outcomes for cab drivers, cab companies and the local government.
Richard Chapman1 week 3 days agoA Bloom filter, named after its inventor Burton Howard Bloom, is a data structure that can be used to perform a cheap test for the potential presence of a particular value, in a way that is much faster than looking up the value in an index, requiring much less storage than the index would. Note the “potential” there. The Bloom filter can tell you for certain if a value is not present, but it cannot say for certain that a value is present, only that it may be present.
Dan Camper1 month agoAs new ECL programmers, we've all been there. Using the HPCC Systems big data technology, you've successfully imported a bunch of data, analyzed it using ECL, created aggregated datasets, built an index around the aggregations and written ROXIE code to deliver query results on those aggregations in sub-second time. But then...
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