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Owen O'Malley

Owen O'Malley
Software Architect on Hadoop, HortonWorks

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Owen O’Malley is a software architect on Hadoop working for HortonWorks, which is a new startup focusing on Hadoop development. Prior to co-founding HortonWorks, he and the rest of the HortonWorks team worked at Yahoo developing Hadoop. He has been contributing patches to Hadoop since before it was separated from Nutch, and was the original chair of the Hadoop Project Management Committee. Before working on Hadoop, he worked on Yahoo Search’s WebMap project, which builds a graph of the known web and applies many heuristics to the entire graph that control search. Prior to Yahoo, he wandered between testing (UCI), static analysis (Reasoning), configuration management (Sun), and software model checking (NASA). He received his PhD in Software Engineering from University of California, Irvine.

Sessions

11:30am Monday, 07/25/2011
Developing and Deploying Hadoop Security
Data: Hadoop
 Location: C124
Tags: cloud_computing, security, hadoop, big_data, nosql_nerd
Owen O'Malley (HortonWorks)
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(2.25, 4 ratings)
Adding security to an existing product is never easy, but our team at Yahoo added strong authentication to Apache Hadoop by integrating it with Kerberos. This project was delivered on time and is currently deployed on all of Yahoo's 40,000 Hadoop computers. Come learn how we added security to and why it matters. Read more.