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What is Apache HBase?
Apache HBase is an open-source database system which runs over the top of Hadoop and is distributed and non-relational. It aims to offer functionality similar to Google BigTable, focused on handling very large data tables numbering into the billions. It is optimised to specifically handle these incredibly large volume data tables. HBase runs with a Java-based API and features modular as well as linear scalability.
Extract Data From Apache HBase
Loome makes it simple to connect to Apache HBase and extract data for downstream systems such as an Integration Hub, Reporting Data Store, Data Lake or Enterprise Data Warehouse. In-built features allow bulk selection of all source tables/files to be automatically synced on a regular schedule, minimising data load size leveraging incremental logic.
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