So, we built Kognitio specifically for massively parallel high-speed analytical query processing. Now you can run hundreds of concurrent SQL queries over your big data sets at ultra-fast speeds.. Better yet? Kognitio for standalone clusters is free to try with your mixed data sources up to 512GB RAM.
With Kognitio, your business users get huge query throughput and high concurrency to serve all your users. Unlock the insights in your big data and make it available to BI and visualization tools through standard SQL queries.
A design that eliminates the need for workload-specific tuning and allows you to run mixed-workload use cases at the same time
such as Python and R, and invoke that code from inside your queries within Kognitio
to have the same consistent Kognitio interface to your data across Hadoop, MapR, standalone and cloud
Before you begin with Kognitio for standalone clusters:
Check if you have x86 (Intel/AMD) processor based servers, Linux OS or TCP/IP switched network
Kognitio is a 32-bit application, but from version 8 it can only run on 64-bit Linux distributions
Ensure each node has minimal Linux installed
The installation will create three Linux user accounts for managing Kognitio
Kognitio offers Premium and Standard tiers of service to address the support requirements of any organization.
If you deploy Kognitio on standalone servers or on MapR, it’s free up to 512GB RAM. But should you need more RAM to evaluate Kognitio properly, just get in touch.
No, we have one version of Kognitio which comes with full functionality and various deployment options.
Kognitio on Hadoop is free and revenue for that comes from customers who wish to take out paid support.
If you deploy Kognitio on standalone servers or on MapR, you will require a software license for use above 512GB RAM.
We offer a range of support options for Kognitio. For more information visit our support page.
If you intend to use Kognitio on a Hadoop cluster under YARN, you should install the “on Hadoop” version.
If you intend to use Kognitio on MapR, download the MapR version.
If you are not running Hadoop or MapR, then you should install the standalone version of Kognitio.
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