Apache Ozone is an alternative for an object store running on top of Hadoop. Maybe someone who has experience running this in a production environment can comment on it.
They haven't announced supported platforms. They probably won't though. Windows 7 exited extended support more than a year ago, so I wouldn't be surprised if they dropped 7.
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Windows 7 still has 25% market share, apparently, at least according to https://netmarketshare.com/operating-system-market-share.asp... (no clue if that's a reasonable source or not, but probably not TOO ring). Seems a little premature to drop support?
No, Windows 7 is still supported until 2023. At at minimum for all companies that are paying for windows support automatically.
As a consumer, I have an old Windows 7 laptop that I use once a month or less (don't need to travel much lately). I can tell you that it's been continuing to run windows updates all year long after the EOL. It's a major issue for me to use the laptop because it's running updates for hours whenever it's taken out of storage :(
Sucks for some individuals, but I guess those companies paying for support for Windows 7 can do the same for python support if they require it. At some point those volunteering their support probably want move on.
https://ozone.apache.org/