Tag - Data Streaming

The Role of Materialized Views in Modern Data Stream Processing Architectures + RisingWave

Incremental computation in data streaming means updating results as fresh data comes in, without redoing all calculations from the beginning. This method is essential for handling ever-changing information, like real-time sensor readings social media streams, or stock market figures. In a traditional, non-entrepreneurial calculation model, we need to process the entire dataset every time we get a new piece of data. It can be incompetent and slow. In incremental calculations, only the part of the result affected by new...

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ConsumerLag

Integrating rate-limiting and backpressure strategies synergistically to handle and alleviate consumer lag in Apache Kafka

Apache Kafka stands as a robust distributed streaming platform. However, like any system, it is imperative to proficiently oversee and control latency for optimal performance. Kafka Consumer Lag refers to the variance between the most recent message within a Kafka topic and the message that has been processed by a consumer. This lag may arise when the consumer struggles to match the pace at which new messages are generated and appended to the topic. Consumer lag in Kafka may...

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Basic Understanding Of Stateful Data Streaming Supported By Apache Flink

Technologies related to Big Data processing platform are enhancing the maturity in order to efficiently execute the streaming data which is becoming a major focus point to take business decision instantly specially in telecom and retail sector. Collecting data continuously from the various sensors installed/fitted with an industrial heavy equipment, click stream on an e-commerce application’s navigation etc can be considered as streaming data generation sources. By leveraging streaming application, we can process/analyze these continues flow of data without...

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