December 2018
Beginner
186 pages
4h 10m
English
Previously, we talked about message processing, but now we will talk about events. An event in this context is something that happens at a particular time. An event is a message that happens at a point in time.
In order to understand events, we have to know the timestamp semantics. An event always has two timestamps, shown as follows:
Due to limitations imposed by the laws of physics, the processing time will always be subsequent to and necessarily different from the event time, for the following reasons:
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