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Event Streams in Action
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Event Streams in Action

by Valentin Crettaz, Alexander Dean
May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
344 pages
10h 44m
English
Manning Publications
Audiobook available
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Chapter 5. Stateful stream processing

This chapter covers

  • Processing multiple events from a stream by using state
  • The most popular stream processing frameworks
  • Using Apache Samza for detecting abandoned shopping carts
  • Deploying a Samza job on Apache Hadoop YARN

In chapter 3, we introduced the idea of processing continuous event streams and implemented a simple application that processed individual shopping events from the Nile website. The app we wrote did a few neat things: it read individual events from Kafka, filtered out bad input events, enriched the event with location information, and finally wrote the newly filtered and enriched event back out to Kafka.

Chapter 3’s app was relatively simple because it operated on only a single event ...

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