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Mammoth : gearing Hadoop towards memory intensive MapReduce applications

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Fig. 1. CPU Utilization in Hadoop.
Fig. 2. Architecture and Workflow of Mammoth.
Fig. 4. The Shuffle phase in Mammoth.
Fig. 6. Memory usage types
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