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One of the most interesting revolution that the internet has brought forth is shopping from the comfort of couch. The booming e-commerce companies are filling up their online catalogues with variety of products and services—from Smartphones to furniture to web design, in order to appeal the consumers. The real challenge for e-commerce portals is getting the right content that interests consumers. To get this, the sites have to continuously collect and interpret web data and analyze buying patterns of consumers. However, with the humongous amount of data generated every day over the Internet, processing it with traditional database management tools is nearly impossible.

