RapidMiner announced that RapidMiner Server is now available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, and RapidMiner Radoop now supports Microsoft Azure HDInsight.
RapidMiner Server makes it easy to share, reuse, and operationalize machine learning models created in RapidMiner Studio. Availability in the Azure Marketplace means organizations can spin up development and production instances of RapidMiner Server in minutes. Organizations who run RapidMiner Server benefit from the on-demand power and scalability of Azure.
RapidMiner Radoop now supports Azure HDInsight, the only fully-managed cloud Hadoop offering. Azure HDInsight provides optimized open source analytical clusters for Spark, Hive, MapReduce, HBase, Storm, Kafka, and R Server, backed by a 99.9 percent SLA. RapidMiner Radoop executes machine learning workflows from RapidMiner Studio inside Azure HDInsight, reducing the need for specialized IT and analytics skills. With RapidMiner Radoop and Azure HDInsight, organizations can deliver data science and machine learning on Hadoop faster than ever before.
Lars Bauerle, Chief Product Officer at RapidMiner, said: “RapidMiner has a vision to reduce the complexity of data science and machine learning. With this integration, we bring another level of power, speed, and agility to our customers.”
Juergen Daiberl, Director, OCP Global ISVs at Microsoft Corp. added, “We’re delighted to see RapidMiner available in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace along with the launch of the Azure HDInsight connector. Data Scientists and Business Analysts can now spin up their favorite workflows in few minutes in Azure, and become more productive in the public cloud.”
RapidMiner Server is now available at the Microsoft Azure Marketplace and Azure HDInsight support is available in the latest version of RapidMiner Radoop.
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