You say big data, I say Fast data
Outline/Structure of the Talk
- Introduction to data streaming landscape
- Types of streaming/fast data/near real time big data problems
- Challenges we face (lambda architecture, reactive streams)
- Spark streaming
- Examples
Learning Outcome
Audience will get exposed to following things
- Fast data problems
- Data streams (working with real time events)
- Tools
- Spark streaming and Scala
Target Audience
developers and architectures
Links
- Reactive Reference architectures - https://www.parleys.com/tutorial/reactive-reference-architecture
- Play recipes - https://www.parleys.com/tutorial/delicious-play-recipes-real-world-akka-slick-ingredients
- Functional IO (JavaZone) - http://vimeo.com/74440529
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