Karmasphere Studio for Hadoop now available for Eclipse

[Shevek <sh...@karmasphere.com>]

uhm *cough*

Karmasphere Studio for Hadoop and MapReduce is now available as an
Eclipse plugin. It looks and works essentially the same as the NetBeans
version except for some funky Eclipse title bar stuff going on at the
top.

You can get it free, today from http://www.karmasphere.com/

What this means is:

* Easily develop and test Hadoop jobs in Eclipse, with full integration
with Eclipse's Java editor.

* Enjoy visual runtime debugging of jobs on your Hadoop cluster from
Eclipse.

* Work with Amazon Elastic MapReduce and S3 from Eclipse and submit and
manage jobs from the GUI.

* Browse HDFS and S3, treating files as if they were local in Eclipse.

* Do [______________________________] (0) from Eclipse.

The plugin of course also offers embedded Hadoop libraries for all
released versions, and should be comparable with the NetBeans release.
It turned out that all the library code we wrote was GUI agnostic, and
it only took us 6 months to learn SWT. <NEO>I know Kung SWT</NEO>. If
only.

On an almost tediously serious note, this is a beta. It's all there.
Please, please give us feedback - it's the only way we know how to
improve the product for you.

Have fun!

S.

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