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The real-time capture, processing, and routing of data events


Core Idea:

Event streaming is the practice of capturing data in real-time from various sources as streams of events, storing them durably, processing them both in real-time and retrospectively, and routing them to different destinations as needed.


Key Principles:

  1. Real-time Data Capture:
    • Data is collected as it happens from sources like databases, sensors, mobile devices, and applications
  2. Continuous Flow:
    • Events move through the system with minimal latency, creating a constant stream of information
  3. Durability:
    • Events are stored reliably for later retrieval and processing
  4. Processing Flexibility:
    • Streams can be processed immediately or analyzed retrospectively based on needs

Why It Matters:


How to Implement:

  1. Select an Event Streaming Platform:
    • Choose technology like Apache Kafka, Amazon Kinesis, or Google Pub/Sub
  2. Define Event Sources and Destinations:
    • Identify systems generating events and where processed data should be routed
  3. Develop Processing Logic:
    • Create applications to transform, filter, and enrich the event streams

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References:

  1. Primary Source:
    • Apache Kafka documentation on Event Streaming
  2. Additional Resources:
    • "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" by Martin Kleppmann

Tags:

#event-streaming #real-time-data #data-architecture #apache-kafka #data-processing


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