So what is the state of dynamic scaling (non static, set by the user in the
code) for SLA gurantees now, is it already included in FLink, and is it
still necessaru to stop/restart the job for dynamic scaling.
Thanks.
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OK, thanks so much David very helpful.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Thank you so much Igal, complex things will appear as I progresses on the
implementation and I will surely follow up with you.
Best regards,
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Hello all,
If an event is available now to Flink keyedcoprocess operator, and if
another event will be available 1 minute later to that operator (same key),
as a result of connecting the two streams, Flink does not provide any
guarantee that the event available now will be processed (processElem
Hey all,
I am using the KeyedCoProcessFunction class in Flink DataStream APIs to
implement a timeout like use case. The scenario is as follows: I have an
input kafka topic and an output Kafka topic, a service reads from the input
topic processes it (for variable amount of time) and then publishes
Hey all,
I am using the KeyedCoProcessFunction class in Flink DataStream APIs to
implement a timeout like use case. The scenario is as follows: I have an
input kafka topic and an output Kafka topic, a service reads from the input
topic processes it (for variable amount of time) and then publishes
Hey all,
I am using the KeyedCoProcessFunction class in Flink DataStream APIs to
implement a timeout like use case. The scenario is as follows: I have an
input kafka topic and an output Kafka topic, a service reads from the input
topic processes it (for variable amount of time) and then publishes
Hi all,
I am implementing a use case in Flink stateful functions. My specification
highlights that starting from a *stateful function f* a business workflow
(in other words a group of stateful functions f1, f2, … fn are called either
sequentially or in parallel or both ). Stateful function f wait