I was a Cloudera client in 2015. I've since moved to company where we did on prem (thousands of nodes) then another AWS shop. Each case was an example of a superior solution to Cloudera. Cloudera's market seems to be shrinking & they need to change.
On Datacoral, it seems like a very good product, simplifying the overhead of data pipeline development but still staying modern. Datacoral has many cool features, such as treating ETLs as code with an option to develop via GUI. The industry is moving that way, has been for some time.
Good for Datacoral to get acquired and get exposure to so many new customers. But Cloudera has their work cut out for them to stay relevant in a market that is extremely competitive.
On Datacoral, it seems like a very good product, simplifying the overhead of data pipeline development but still staying modern. Datacoral has many cool features, such as treating ETLs as code with an option to develop via GUI. The industry is moving that way, has been for some time.
Good for Datacoral to get acquired and get exposure to so many new customers. But Cloudera has their work cut out for them to stay relevant in a market that is extremely competitive.