How does Apache Storm, in the context of real-time processing, integrate with the Hadoop ecosystem?
- It has no integration with Hadoop
- It only works with Hadoop MapReduce
- It replaces Hadoop for real-time processing
- It runs on Hadoop YARN
Apache Storm integrates with the Hadoop ecosystem by running on Hadoop YARN. YARN (Yet Another Resource Negotiator) allows Storm to utilize Hadoop's resource management capabilities, making it easier to deploy and manage real-time processing applications alongside batch processing in a Hadoop cluster.
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