The Swim platform simplifies the development and maintenance of real-time streaming applications. Akka gives developers the opportunity to easily create powerful, message-driven concurrent and distributed applications. Users might use Swim …
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Many organizations that practice stream processing utilize Kafka brokers, the storage layer servers that are used to host Kafka topics. They may also use Kafka Streams to build applications and …
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Brokers don’t run applications - they are a buffer between the real world and an application that analyzes events. An event stream processor (in Apache Kafka/Pulsar terms) or dataflow pipeline …
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Event Streams are the Future of Big Data (Tune in to my presentation to the Apache Kafka EU Summit on Wednesday 12 May, to learn how to build a Swim …
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Applications that deliver continuous intelligence from streaming data must analyze a boundless stream of updates that can’t be stored or delayed, even during a network partition. The “fire and forget” …
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How can you derive continuously useful intelligence from your event streams to help automate business decisions? This blog provides a worked example using streaming events from Apache Kafka. There are …
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