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Continuuity Proprietary and Confidential

2.0 LAUNCHJONATHAN GRAY, CEO

Wednesday, October 23, 13


CONTINUUITY• Founded in October 2011, headquartered in Palo Alto, CA

• Founded by experienced team of Big Data pioneers (Yahoo!, Facebook, LinkedIn, IBM, Google)

• Company Size: 24 Employees

• Raised: ‣ $2.5M Series Seed in Jan 2012‣ $10M Series A in Nov 2012‣ VCs

- Battery Ventures- Ignition Partners - Andreessen Horowitz

‣ Others- The Data Collective- Amplify Partners- Paul Ambrose (Founder, CEO Weblogic)

- Bob Pasker (Founder, CTO Weblogic)



The industry’s first Big Data Application Server

Continuuity Reactor TM



PRODUCTS• Reactor Development Kit (public beta available now)

‣ Fully featured downloadable developer kit and Local Reactor‣ Includes SDKS, tutorials, samples, docs, etc

• Enterprise Reactor (private beta available now, production release in Q4)

‣ Installs over your existing Hadoop 2.0 cluster‣ Enables your own internal Big Data PaaS, accelerating development‣ Your Ops team runs it along with your Hadoop cluster

• Cloud Reactor (private beta available now)

‣ Single tenant, public cloud PaaS‣ Fully integrated Big Data Application platform‣ Hosted and operated by Continuuity's world class Ops Team

• Reactor Developer Sandbox (public beta available now)

‣ Free, self-service, hosted cloud environment for 30 days‣ 4 cores, 4GB of memory, 120GB of storage



VALUE PROP• Slash time to Business Value

‣ Go from zero to loading data in hours not weeks or months‣ Allow your developers to focus on your business applications, not low level infrastructure

• Rapidly build and deploy Big Data apps

‣ Full end-to-end development lifecycle using Continuuity SDK and product suite‣ Pre-packaged building blocks for common Data and Application Patterns

‣ Seamless PaaS and “Push-to-Cloud” experience for test/dev and production environments

• Leverage Existing talent and assets

‣ No need to hire expensive Hadoop developers: use your existing Java developers ‣ Integrate your application into your existing test/dev process and CI/build system

• Reduce costs to develop Big Data applications

‣ No need to hire expensive Ops: we can take care of that for you


2.0 HIGHLIGHTS• The first production-ready release of Continuuity Reactor

• Focus on performance, production, and developer experience

‣ Scalability, performance and reliability required by large-scale production applications

‣ Ability to deploy entire application in the SandBox Reactor with a pre-packaged web-server

• New Features and Capabilities for 2.0

‣ Batch, Basic Workflow, Resource View and Metrics Explorer enabled across products / UIs

‣ High-availability and high-throughput for Gateway, DataFabric, AppFabric

• Strategic partnership with Rackspace

‣ Continuuity Reactor will add support for Rackspace’s OpenStack and will feature in Rackspace Cloud MarketPlace Tools

‣ Continuuity developers will deploy their Big Data apps to Rackspace Cloud using SandBox Reactor


2.0 FEATURES‣ Reactor Hadoop Support

- CDH 4.x, HDP 2.x, Apache >= 2.0.4

‣ High Availability of Reactor

‣ Kerberos Integration

- HBase, HDFS & Zookeeper

‣ Resource Isolation

- With CGROUP / LXC

‣ Control reactor through Restful APIs

‣ Performance

- Process twitter fire-hose(> 20K tweets / sec)

- Analytics and ML+NLP w/ data consistency

‣ Support for Web Applications

‣ Improved Log Viewer

- Filter log by log levels coming from your apps

‣ Metrics Explorer

- User defined application metrics UI

‣ Resource View

- Know about how your cluster is being utilized across your applications running.

‣ Workflow

- Programmatic APIs for scheduling and orchestrating workflows in your application


STREAMY LITE• Personalized RSS Recommendation System

• 4 major components of Streamy Lite:

‣ Content Management System

‣ Crawler

‣ Targeting and Ranking System

‣ Analytics

• Showcase the power of Continuuity platform

‣ Lines of Code: 4000 from 35000

‣ Build Time Hrs: 40 from 4800

‣ Operational Cost: 2 man-hours/week from 1 full-time



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