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In the first version of my demo application I used Kafka's timestamp field as the watermark. At that moment I was exploring the internals of arbitrary stateful processing so it wasn't a big deal. But just in case if you're wondering what I didn't keep that for the official demo version, I wrote this article. ISOLATION LEVEL IN APACHE KAFKA CONSUMERS ONSEE MORE ONWAITINGFORCODE.COM
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BUCKETS IN APACHE SPARK SQL ON WAITINGFORCODE.COM To wrap-up, a bucket is a technique to partition data inside the given partition. It can accelerate the execution of some operations like bucketed sampling or joins. On the other side, since it was made popular with Hive, Apache Spark supports it only as Hive tables. As you can see in the last section, it was impossible to save bucketedJSON or
ISOLATION LEVEL IN APACHE KAFKA CONSUMERS ON The isolation level is set for each consumer and sent to the broker with the fetch request. On the broker's side, the isolation level is later transformed into an instance of kafka.server.FetchIsolation (one of FetchLogEnd, FetchTxnCommitted, FetchHighWatermark), and passed from ReplicaManager to the Log, where the physical data retrievalhappens.
WHAT'S NEW IN APACHE SPARK 3.1 I have a feeling that a lot of things related to the scalability happened in the 3.1 release. General Availability of Kubernetes that I will cover next week is only one of them. The second one is the nodesdecommissioning!
SPARK STREAMING CHECKPOINTING AND WRITE AHEAD LOGS ON Checkpoint allows Spark to truncate dependencies on previously computed RDDs. In the case of streams processing their role is extended. In additional, they're APACHE SPARK AND DATA BIGGER THAN THE MEMORY ON This post presented Apache Spark behavior with data bigger than the memory size. As we could see, when a record's size is bigger than the memory reserved for a task, the processing will fail - unless you process data with only 1 parallel task and the total memory size is much bigger than the size of the biggest line. HANDLING ANNOTATIONS WITH SPRING ANNOTATIONUTILS ON Annotations in Java let us, programmers, to transfer some of configuration from configuration files into Java classes. For example, in Spring, we can configure URL mapping directly inside the controllers thanks to @RequestMapping annotation. But it couldn't be possible without several utilitary classes, like AnnotationUtils,described here.
DATA PIPELINES: ORCHESTRATION, CHOREOGRAPHY OR BOTH? ON Some time ago I found an interesting article describing 2 faces of synchronizing the data pipelines - orchestration and choreography. The article ended with an interesting proposal to use both of them as a hybrid solution. In this post, I will try to implement that idea. REPROCESSING STATEFUL DATA PIPELINES IN STRUCTURED During my talk, I insisted a lot on the reprocessing part. Maybe because it's the less pleasant part to work with. After all, we all want to test new pipelines rather than reprocess the data because of some regressions in the code or any other errors. Despite that, it's important to know how Structured Streaming integrates with this dataengineering task.
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