Amazon Elastic MapReduce (EMR)

• Mocagon: Data-Execution area, Internet scope [AWS Poster]

• Full-name: Amazon Elastic MapReduce

• Short-name: Amazon EMR

• Provides: distributed data processing

• Resource: cluster

• Year: 2009

• Home: https://aws.amazon.com/emr/

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• 2020/11/05: Amazon EMR service limits can now be managed through AWS Service Quotas

• 2020/10/16: Amazon EMR now provides up to 35% lower cost and up to 15% improved performance for Spark workloads on Graviton2-based instances

• 2020/10/09: Amazon EMR integration with AWS Lake Formation is now generally available

• 2020/10/08: Amazon EMR now supports placing your EMR master nodes in distinct racks to reduce risk of simultaneous failure

• 2020/08/31: Orchestrate and parameterize EMR Notebook Executions without graphical user interface access

• 2020/08/04: Amazon EMR now offers more options to diversify your Spot requests and get steep discounts

• 2020/07/20: Amazon EMR now supports Amazon EC2 G4 Instances which provides up to 4.5X faster and 5.4X cheaper XGBoost Training

• 2020/07/08: Amazon EMR now supports Managed Scaling – automatically resizing clusters to lower cost

• 2020/07/07: Amazon EMR now supports encrypting log files with AWS Key Management Service (KMS) customer managed CMKs for more flexible security

• 2020/06/25: Amazon EMR uses real-time capacity insights to provision spot instances to lower cost and interruption

• 2020/06/15: EMR Console Access to Persistent YARN Timeline Server and Tez UI

• 2020/06/04: Now Install Custom Kernels and Data Science Libraries on EMR clusters directly from EMR Notebooks

• 2020/04/29: Amazon EMR announces support for running clusters with Amazon EC2 Spot Instances in the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions

• 2020/04/09: Amazon EMR announces EMR release 6.0.0 with new major versions of Hadoop, Hive, HBase, Amazon Linux 2, and support for Docker

• 2020/04/09: Amazon EMR is now available in the AWS Local Zone in Los Angeles

• 2019/12/18: Amazon EMR now supports AWS PrivateLink

• 2019/12/03: Amazon EMR is now available in your data center with AWS Outposts

• 2019/11/26: Amazon EMR 6.0 (Beta 2) adds Hive 3 with LLAP support, and Scala 2.12 with Spark 2.4.4

• 2019/11/26: Amazon EMR now allows you to run multiple steps in parallel, cancel running steps, and integrate with AWS Step Functions

• 2019/11/19: AWS Step Functions adds Amazon EMR service integration

• 2019/11/18: Announcing EMR Runtime for Apache Spark

• 2019/11/15: Support record-level insert, update, and delete on Amazon S3 with Amazon EMR

• 2019/11/06: Amazon EMR Announces One-Click Access to Persistent Spark History Server

• 2019/10/30: Amazon EMR announces support for Git-based repositories and JupyterLab with EMR Notebooks

• 2019/10/16: Amazon EMR Adds Support for Spark 2.4.4, Flink 1.8.1, and the Ability to Reconfigure Multiple Master Nodes

• 2019/09/06: Simplify your Spark application dependency management with Docker and Hadoop 3 with EMR 6.0.0 (Beta)

• 2019/08/27: Achieve up to 16x better Spark performance with Amazon EMR release 5.26.0

• 2019/08/20: Amazon EMR announces support for runtime installation of external libraries with EMR Notebooks

• 2019/08/20: Amazon EMR introduces Block Public Access Configuration to secure EMR clusters from unintentional network exposure.

• 2019/08/09: Amazon EMR Integration With AWS Lake Formation Is Now In Beta, Supporting Database, Table, and Column-level access controls for Apache Spark