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What is difference the between sqoop and distcp?
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Answer / Pramesh Kumar
Sqoop and DistCP are both data transfer tools in Hadoop ecosystem, but they serve different purposes. Sqoop (SQL-like) is used for importing and exporting structured data between Hadoop HDFS and relational databases like MySQL, Oracle etc., while DistCP (Distributed Copy) is used to move large amounts of data across multiple Hadoop clusters.
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