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Beyond Kafka: Conversation with Jark Wu on Fluss - Streaming Storage for Real-Time Analytics

Data Engineering Weekly

Kafka is designed for streaming events, but Fluss is designed for streaming analytics. Architecture Difference The first difference is the Data Model. The fourth difference is the Lakehouse Architecture. Fluss embraces the Lakehouse Architecture. How do you compare Fluss with Apache Kafka?

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An In-Depth Guide to Real-Time Analytics

Striim

Real-Time Analytics Architecture When implementing real-time analytics, you’ll need a different architecture and approach than you would with traditional batch-based data analytics. The streaming and processing of large volumes of data will also require a unique set of technologies.

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Azure Data Engineer Interview Questions -Edureka

Edureka

One can use polybase: From Azure SQL Database or Azure Synapse Analytics, query data kept in Hadoop, Azure Blob Storage, or Azure Data Lake Store. It does away with the requirement to import data from an outside source. Export information to Azure Data Lake Store, Azure Blob Storage, or Hadoop.

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How to Use KSQL Stream Processing and Real-Time Databases to Analyze Streaming Data in Kafka

Rockset

With all of these stream processing and real-time data store options, though, also comes questions for when each should be used and what their pros and cons are. I hope by the end you find yourself better informed and less confused about the real-time analytics landscape and are ready to dive in to it for yourself.

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