That’s all quite technical but in short, VORA will run on just about anything. My team has it running in various CUSTOMERS, on Cloudera, Hortonworks and Amazon EMR Hadoop DISTRIBUTIONS, and on SUSE, RedHat and Ubuntu Linux. It will also run on Windows and Mac.One of the things that I like about Vora is that it goes back to SAP’s roots of being platform-independent. It has some core dependencies, for Vora 1.0 they are – HDFS 2.6, ZooKeeper 3.4.6, Spark 1.4, ProtoBuf 2.6.0, gcc 4.7, Apache Ambari and YARN or Spark Standalone cluster management.

This flexibility is important, because many customers have already made a choice of Linux and Hadoop distributions. Vora runs on all of them.

That’s all quite technical but in short, Vora will run on just about anything. My team has it running in various customers, on Cloudera, Hortonworks and Amazon EMR Hadoop distributions, and on SUSE, RedHat and Ubuntu Linux. It will also run on Windows and Mac.One of the things that I like about Vora is that it goes back to SAP’s roots of being platform-independent. It has some core dependencies, for Vora 1.0 they are – HDFS 2.6, ZooKeeper 3.4.6, Spark 1.4, ProtoBuf 2.6.0, gcc 4.7, Apache Ambari and YARN or Spark Standalone cluster management.

This flexibility is important, because many customers have already made a choice of Linux and Hadoop distributions. Vora runs on all of them.