YARN is one of the key features in the second-generation Hadoop 2 version of the Apache Software Foundation's open source distributed processing framework. Originally described by Apache as a redesigned resource manager, YARN is now characterized as a large-scale, distributed operating system for big data applications.
YARN is the central point of investment for Hortonworks within the Apache community. In fact, YARN was originally proposed (MR-279) and architected by one of our founders, Arun Murthy. Our engineers have been working within the Hadoop community to deliver and improve YARN for years. It has matured to become the solid, reliable architectural center of Hadoop and is a foundational component.
While relied upon by thousands, YARN can always be improved, especially with new engines emerging to interact with Hadoop data. To this end, Hortonworks has laid out the following investment themes for this foundational technology.
YARN is the central point of investment for Hortonworks within the Apache community. In fact, YARN was originally proposed (MR-279) and architected by one of our founders, Arun Murthy. Our engineers have been working within the Hadoop community to deliver and improve YARN for years. It has matured to become the solid, reliable architectural center of Hadoop and is a foundational component.
While relied upon by thousands, YARN can always be improved, especially with new engines emerging to interact with Hadoop data. To this end, Hortonworks has laid out the following investment themes for this foundational technology.
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