Hi Alexandru,
1. You can either create a Flink cluster per job (preferred), or use one
big cluster to run all your jobs. This depends a bit on the resource
manager you are using, and the workloads you are planning to process. If
you are using Kubernetes, it makes sense to deploy each job separatel
Hi,
I have some questions:
1. How can you manage multiple jars (jobs) easily using Flink?
2. All jobs should run on the same task manager or do we need to use one
for each job?
3. Can we store the jars in some persistent storage (such as S3) and start
a job for each jar from that storage?
4. Also
