Rong Rong:
my flink version is 1.4.2
since we are using the docker env which is sharing disk-io, based on our
observation, disk-io spike cased by other process in the same physical
machine can lead to long time operator processing.
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Timo:
thanks for u suggestion
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Hi Makeyang,
+1 on Timo's point. We have been dealing with these kind of problems before
and in general Flink can handle latency if implemented correctly and
assigned correct amount of computation resource (depending on what kind of
resource isolation/containerization you are doing) to handle addi
Hi,
usually Flink should have constant latency if the job is implemented
correctly. But if you want to implement something like an external
monitoring process., you can use the REST API [1] and metrics [2] to
model such an behavior by restarting your application. In theory, you
could also imp