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resultsConversely, streaming can also balance low-latency to achieve accurate results. So, From here on out, any time I use the term "streaming", "You can safely assume I mean an execution engine designed for Unbou nded data sets, and nothing more. What is streaming can do?The recent flow calculation arose from the storm of Twitter's Nathan Marz (creator of Storm), and of course brought streaming to Low-latency, inaccurate/speculative Results such a label In order to provide eventually correct

Introducing Kafka Streams:stream processing made simpleThis is an article that Jay Kreps wrote in March to introduce Kafka Streams. At that time Kafka streams was not officially released, so the specific API and features are different from the 0.10.0.0 release (released in June 2016). But Jay Krpes, in this brief article, introduces a lot of Kafka streams's design considerations, and it's worth a look.The following will not be translated completely ac

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there are similar summingbird such a scheme, but still more idealized, the face of massive data reality, or very skinny.The architecture of LinkedInTo address this issue, LinkedIn architect Jay Kreps, in questioning the LAMBDA architecture, proposes a purely KAKFA and streaming analysis-based architecture, The principle is not complicated, is to make full use of Kafka replay ability, as long as the disk enough, with Kafka can save long enough data.A

Transferred from: http://confluent.io/blog/stream-data-platform-2 http://www.infoq.com/cn/news/2015/03/apache-kafka-stream-data-advice/ In the first part of the live streaming data Platform Build Guide, Confluent co-founder Jay Kreps describes how to build a company-wide, real-time streaming data center. This was reported earlier by Infoq. This article is based on the second part of the collation. In this section, Jay gives specific recommendations fo

Preface This is a study note.The learning material comes from a log blog post from Jay Kreps.The original text is very long, but I persisted to read, the harvest is very much, also deeply to Jay's technical ability, the architecture ability and to the distributed system understanding profound admiration. At the same time, because some understanding and Jay Brother's point of view coincide with slightly complacent. Jay Kreps is a former LinkedIn princ

(easily), especially for stress testing. OS indicators will also lie. note the categories of known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns.Http://t.cn/zQbOYj8 Lessons from Building and Scaling LinkedIn By Jay Kreps. many experiences are of reference significance. 1. most Scale systems are related to Scale State (or database storing State). 2. how to Scale internal development capabilities 3. how to Scale the system Scale 4. how to manage the SOA

move some of our processes into Hadoop," said LinkedIn architect Jay Kreps. We had almost no experience in this area, and spent weeks trying to import, export, and other events to try out the various predictive algorithms used above, and then we started the long road. " The difference from Flume Kafka and Flume Many of the functions are really repetitive. Here are some suggestions for evaluating the two systems: Kafka is a general-p

data channels. "I started by doing key-value data storage in 2008, and my project was to try to run Hadoop and move some of our processes into Hadoop," said LinkedIn architect Jay Kreps. We had almost no experience in this area, and spent weeks trying to import, export, and other events to try out the various predictive algorithms used above, and then we started the long road. " The difference from Flume Kafka and Flume Many of the fu

PrefaceThis is a study note.The learning material comes from a log blog post by Jay Kreps.The original text is very long, but I insist on reading, harvest a lot, but also deeply for Jay Brother's technical ability, architectural ability and understanding of the distributed system deeply impressed. At the same time, some of the understanding and Jay's views coincide with a little complacency.Jay Kreps is the former LinkedIn principal staff Engineer, th

Preface This is a study note.The learning material comes from a log blog post from Jay Kreps.The original text is very long, but I persisted to read, the harvest is very much, also deeply to Jay's technical ability, the architecture ability and to the distributed system understanding profound admiration. At the same time, because some understanding and Jay Brother's point of view coincide with slightly complacent. Jay Kreps is a former LinkedIn princ