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Mastering Stream Processing - Testing Flink SQL Windowed Applications
Mastering Stream Processing - Testing Flink SQL Windowed Applications
We’ve covered a lot of territory in this blog series about windowing aggregations. Here are the previous posts:…
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Mastering Stream Processing - Testing Kafka Streams Windowed Applications
Mastering Stream Processing - Testing Kafka Streams Windowed Applications
So far, we've covered a lot of ground in this blog series on windowing in Kafka Streams and Flink SQL. Here are the…
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Mastering Stream Processing: Viewing and Analyzing Windowed results
Mastering Stream Processing: Viewing and Analyzing Windowed results
This is the sixth blog in a series on windowing in event stream processing. Here's a list of the previous posts:…
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Mastering Stream Processing - Windowing time semantics
Mastering Stream Processing - Windowing time semantics
In previous articles in this series, we wrapped up coverage of the different windowing types. Here is the list of…
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Mastering Stream Processing: Session and Cumulate Windows
Mastering Stream Processing: Session and Cumulate Windows
In the third installment of this windowing blog series, you'll learn about cumulating and session windows. In previous…
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Mastering Stream Processing - Sliding Windows and OVER Aggregations
Mastering Stream Processing - Sliding Windows and OVER Aggregations
In the third installment of this windowing blog series, you'll learn about sliding windows and a bit of SQL. The…
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Mastering Stream Processing: Hopping and Tumbling Windows
Mastering Stream Processing: Hopping and Tumbling Windows
In the first post of this series, we discussed what event streaming windowing is, and we examined in detail the…
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Mastering Stream Processing: A Guide to Windowing in Kafka Streams and Flink SQL
Mastering Stream Processing: A Guide to Windowing in Kafka Streams and Flink SQL
Stream processing is the best way to work with event data. While batch processing still has its use cases, and probably…
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Following IBM’s acquisition of Confluent last month, 800+people across the company have been made redundant, myself included. My time with…
Following IBM’s acquisition of Confluent last month, 800+people across the company have been made redundant, myself included. My time with…
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This is a special interview! It's the first time we go over both technical motivations for OpenData and why we're certain we can build timeseries…
This is a special interview! It's the first time we go over both technical motivations for OpenData and why we're certain we can build timeseries…
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There's nothing quite like a Friday night at Oracle Park, especially when you're surrounded by your people. 🏟️ We had the privilege of hosting a…
There's nothing quite like a Friday night at Oracle Park, especially when you're surrounded by your people. 🏟️ We had the privilege of hosting a…
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Kafka Streams in Action
Manning Publications
See publicationKafka Streams is a library designed to allow for easy stream processing of data flowing into your Kafka cluster. Stream processing has become one of the biggest needs for companies over the last few years as quick data insight becomes more and more important but current solutions can be complex and large, requiring additional tools to perform lookups and aggregations. Kafka Streams is the solution to these issues - small and lightweight enough that it doesn't need a dedicated cluster to…
Kafka Streams is a library designed to allow for easy stream processing of data flowing into your Kafka cluster. Stream processing has become one of the biggest needs for companies over the last few years as quick data insight becomes more and more important but current solutions can be complex and large, requiring additional tools to perform lookups and aggregations. Kafka Streams is the solution to these issues - small and lightweight enough that it doesn't need a dedicated cluster to perform, but powerful enough to be highly fault tolerant, scalable, and easy to use. Kafka Streams is 100% compatible with Kafka. Since it's an application and doesn't need a separate cluster of machines to deploy, it's easy to integrate into current apps, allowing you to bring in these benefits without issue. With its lightweight design not sacrificing any of the power or capabilities you need Kafka Streams is a great alternative when it comes to real-time data processing.
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WarpStream now officially supports low latency topics.
WarpStream now officially supports low latency topics.
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jfc it's now a joy to simply read _any_ blog post that's not AI-generated. if you actually have a good thing to write about, for the love of your…
jfc it's now a joy to simply read _any_ blog post that's not AI-generated. if you actually have a good thing to write about, for the love of your…
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𝗟𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗘𝗨 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘄𝗮𝘆! As you already know, the response to the first-ever Lakehouse Day…
𝗟𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗘𝗨 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝘂𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘄𝗮𝘆! As you already know, the response to the first-ever Lakehouse Day…
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Minneapolis/St Pauls... I'm coming your way. #osn2026
Minneapolis/St Pauls... I'm coming your way. #osn2026
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Excited to have the KANE Consortium as a #ChecklistPRO customer through our partnership with Shamrock Tech Solutions. About KANE Consortium - The…
Excited to have the KANE Consortium as a #ChecklistPRO customer through our partnership with Shamrock Tech Solutions. About KANE Consortium - The…
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Had a hallway convo at a recent conference where a young engineer said: “first principles don’t matter anymore in software.” I didn’t argue. Just…
Had a hallway convo at a recent conference where a young engineer said: “first principles don’t matter anymore in software.” I didn’t argue. Just…
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Today is my last day at Confluent, marking the end of a great journey and a bittersweet moment after more than four years. I’m immensely proud of…
Today is my last day at Confluent, marking the end of a great journey and a bittersweet moment after more than four years. I’m immensely proud of…
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Do you routinely review your CMDB Servers to ensure these CIs have the correct managers? We built our CMDB Server Assessment solution to automate…
Do you routinely review your CMDB Servers to ensure these CIs have the correct managers? We built our CMDB Server Assessment solution to automate…
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Hired a couple new employees. So far, F minus. They sleep on the job. They bombard video calls. They bite my toes. Agh, I’ll keep them anyway. 😇
Hired a couple new employees. So far, F minus. They sleep on the job. They bombard video calls. They bite my toes. Agh, I’ll keep them anyway. 😇
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Might I just wish Nicole Snaza a happy Administrative Professionals Day? She's the first EA I've had, and has absolutely changed the game for me and…
Might I just wish Nicole Snaza a happy Administrative Professionals Day? She's the first EA I've had, and has absolutely changed the game for me and…
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Designing distributed systems is hard enough. Designing them when only a handful of people fully understand the moving pieces? That's where things…
Designing distributed systems is hard enough. Designing them when only a handful of people fully understand the moving pieces? That's where things…
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Your new employee onboarding workflow has a step for security guards to provision badge access. What do you do? Do you give your Security Guards…
Your new employee onboarding workflow has a step for security guards to provision badge access. What do you do? Do you give your Security Guards…
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My Game of Thrones moment at a DC-Area Meetup! Getting introduced after Carleen Carter was like when Jon Snow met the Mother of Dragons. Humbling…
My Game of Thrones moment at a DC-Area Meetup! Getting introduced after Carleen Carter was like when Jon Snow met the Mother of Dragons. Humbling…
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As part of my job hunt after the recent Confluent layoffs, I've been using AI to learn some new skills, and I have to say, it's been a long time…
As part of my job hunt after the recent Confluent layoffs, I've been using AI to learn some new skills, and I have to say, it's been a long time…
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