Why HDFS stores data using commodity hardware despite the higher chance of failures in hadoop?
Answer / Akash Negi
HDFS stores data on commodity hardware because it is cost-effective and scalable. Despite a higher chance of failures, Hadoop's architecture relies on data replication and fault tolerance mechanisms to ensure data availability and consistency.
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