Thank you Fabian, the blog articles were very useful. I will continue
experimenting.
On Thu, Jan 19, 2017 at 3:36 PM, Fabian Hueske wrote:
> Hi Raman,
>
> Checkpoints are used to recover from task or process failures and usually
> automatically taken at periodic intervals if configured correctly.
Hi Raman,
Checkpoints are used to recover from task or process failures and usually
automatically taken at periodic intervals if configured correctly.
Checkpoints are usually removed when a more recent checkpoint is completed
(the exact policy can be configured).
Savepoints are used to restart a
I was able to get it working well with the original approach you
described. Thanks! Note that the documentation on how to do this with
the Java API is... sparse, to say the least. I was able to look at the
implementation of the scala flatMapWithState function as a starting point.
Now I'm trying to
Hi Raman,
I think you would need a sliding count window of size 2 with slide 1.
This is basically a GlobalWindow with a special trigger.
However, you would need to modify the custom trigger to be able to
- identify a terminal event (if there is such a thing) or to
- close the window after a certa
Thank you for your reply.
If I were to use a keyed stream with a count-based window of 2, would
Flink keep the last state persistently until the next state is
received? Would this be another way of having Flink keep this
information persistently without having to implement it manually?
Thanks,
Ra
Hi Raman,
I would approach this issues as follows.
You key the input stream on the sourceId and apply a stateful
FlatMapFunction.
The FlatMapFunction has a key-partioned state and stores for each key
(sourceId) the latest event as state.
When a new event arrives, you can compute the time spend in
I am investigating Flink. I am considering a relatively simple use
case -- I want to ingest streams of events that are essentially
timestamped state changes. These events may look something like:
{
sourceId: 111,
state: OPEN,
timestamp:
}
I want to apply various processing to these state c