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Posted to user@spark.apache.org by john levingston <jo...@gmail.com> on 2014/06/24 17:06:43 UTC
Streaming aggregation
I have a use case where I cannot figure out the spark streaming way to do
it.
Given two kafka topics corresponding to two different types of events A and
B. For each element from topic A correspond an element from topic B.
Unfortunately elements can arrive separately by hours.
The aggregation operation is not deterministic so I do not have a common
key but instead a list of rules which will select the best candidates
already arrived (most commonly one or two elements). The other candidates
should not be discarded as they have also a corresponding elements. Once
the two elements are aggregated they will be published to a kafka topic.
Is the spark streaming way to do it, a group by key over all the RDD and
then applying our aggregation function?
How would I remove the aggregate elements with a tag filtering? will that
be costly?
Same question how would I remove candidates older than two days?
If a worker fails for a short time and then come back on line what would
happen?
Thank you.