Hadoop
Data is kept on low-cost commodity servers that are clustered together. Concurrent processing and fault tolerance are possible with the distributed file system. Hadoop, created by Doug Cutting and Michael J, use the Map Reduce programming paradigm to store and retrieve data from its nodes more quickly. The Apache Software Foundation manages the framework, which is released under the Apache License 2.0. While application servers' processing power has increased dramatically in recent years, databases have lagged behind due to their limited capacity and speed.