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Theppatorn rhujittawiwat Data Stream Theppatorn rhujittawiwat

Outline The world is overflowing with data Problem with DBMS Introduction to DSMS Data model DSMS architecture Continuous queries example Issues in DSMS Questions

The world is overflowing with data Source: www.domo.com

Problem with DBMS Analyze those data can be useful to discover knowledge or predict future outcome We want to use those data so we need a way to process it Processing those data are problematic for DBMS The new data is continuous coming The new data has to be stored before processing The maximum space to store data is unbound DBMS is inefficient in this case

Introduction to DSMS Specialize to process continuous incoming data Support continuous queries Process data in real-time No overhead from storing data

Data model A stream is a sequence of tuples with uniform schema Schema is corresponding to data field with additional timestamp (ts) A stream tuples have the form (ts, v1, …, vn) Each value vi is corresponding to attribute Ai of application-specific metadata (A1 = v1, …, An = vn)

DSMS architecture

Continuous queries example A continuous query which count how many time each word show up Source: spark.apache.org

Issues in DSMS Data arrives through network Data can be lost or arrives with wrong order Data stream is still unbound in size Many query operators are problematic For example, aggregation operators such as SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX, and AVG The entire input has to be seen to produce their output Queries referencing past data

Questions