Throughout the last 11 chapters, we’ve written a pair of utilities to collect data from various sources and aggregate it together. We’ve designed systems for displaying the aggregated data, recovering from error conditions, and enabling end-users to customize every step of the process for their own needs. However, the only way to interact with this data is to view it on a screen. There is no functionality available for actively analyzing the data as it comes in and reacting accordingly.
In this final chapter, we’ll add a new concept to the aggregation process, allowing ...
