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HDFS as SOAP web service

 
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I have same question as asked in https://coderanch.com/t/600392/hadoop/databases/expose-Hadoop-data-Response-HDFS but I don;t see an answer for that.

If I have to expose a web service from Hadoop how can I do that ? I see REST API support but wondering how to do SOAP. Please advise.
 
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Hadoop is basically for batch processing. Hadoop jobs (MapReduce, Hive, or PIG) take minutes to hours to complete depending on the data size.
The next gen tools like Spark can be used for fast in-memory processing.

You may run batch jobs and data generated on HDFS can be exposed as a service using HDFS FileSystem Java APIs.
This would be just like any other service.
You can make it a REST or SOAP service and deploy on to a server like Tomcat.

 
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