+1 on this also.
As per previous questions, this is something I am also looking into.
IIOT realtime streaming, it can be as low as one datapoint per 'message' /
block / packet etc.Or at best. one 'row'. i.e. 1 second streaming sensor
data, or faster which also has a 1 second latency / u
+1 for introducing Arrow in streaming processing, as we have made some
attempts on this.
IMO, the metadata overhead is not likely to be a problem.
If the streaming data is having a high arriving rate, we can compensate for
this with a large batch size without impacting the response time, while if
Thanks guys. I'll go over the intro sections to merge/streamline the text
there.
I've added a "commenter" access for all, so everybody could take part in
the doc's discussion threads. For edit access, please contact Itamar (by
pressing the request button).
Cheers, Gidon
On Wed, Sep 9, 2020 at 1:
Hi Itamar,
Thanks for starting the document. I've added an initial draft version of the
API (parts of it at least). I have also added problem statement and goals
sections to list what I understand that we want to achieve.
On 2020/09/08 17:44:07, "Itamar Turner-Trauring"
wrote:
> Still learni
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Hi all,
Thanks a lot for your previous feedback.
Now we have made some investigation and prepared an initial PR supporting
the non-nullable IntVector [1], as this represents a common scenario.
Some initial observations and conclusions can be made.
The basic idea of the PR is to provide a global
