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Good question. I did read the spark paper, and one reason that I found for spark doing so much better than hadoop was that it avoids the unnecessary serializati
by hobbyist 13y ago
Good question. I did read the spark paper, and one reason that I found for spark doing so much better than hadoop was that it avoids the unnecessary serialization, deserialization which hadoop just can not avoid. The RDD's as mentioned by @rxin, are in memory objects and thus do not require frequent serialization/deserialization when multiple operations are being applied to data.