Open source developers have built a burgeoning ecosystem of data analytics and storage solutions to address the data deluge over the past several years. Here's a look at several of the most popular open source tools for big data storage and analytics.
.@BlueLTI acquires Converged Communications Technologies, highlighting the #Channelconvergence debate.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
.@bitglass report shows security remains issue with #cloud migration. dlvr.it/R8btcg https://t.co/nixTj1sE8K
Top 10 tips for scaling your IT infrastructure. @LogMeIn dlvr.it/R8bg26 https://t.co/fq7mhfEuwh
.@CompassMSP finalized third acquisition this year. There's definitely a trend among MSPs. @TomPraschak @CompTIA… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Learn more about the benefits of #managedservices packaging. @Carbonite dlvr.it/R8Zv9N https://t.co/YFsZrUoxKk
Look at the total cost of ownership for #cybersecurity solutions before deciding between DIY or outsourcing, says… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
.@IBM @ATT strategic #cloud alliance to provide big channel opportunities. dlvr.it/R8Xt1h https://t.co/RGzM0186fW
At #msinspire, @Microsoft @Azure rolls out #cloudnetworking program for MSPs. dlvr.it/R8Xl1n https://t.co/OP73My10VS
Elasticsearch is great
My team is using Elasticsearch and it’s great. We find files with it immediately. The UI is very good. It’s even easy to install, we just followed this tutorial
http://www.rosehosting.com/blog/install-elasticsearch-on-ubuntu-14-04/ and we had it set up in 5 minutes.