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Indeed, I'm also not aware of how users use it. I would take a similiar
approach than c*, already in made for streaming, seems to use a existing async
api from datastax. But again, I couldn
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No, only puts. Aggregation is coming from a reduce which by itself
aggregates, keeping recent values on hbase, more like snapshots I think. During
our analysis sending data to hbase was only reliable
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From my point of view, my sample works fine (my use case)
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I've made a custom solution which works for my use cases. Notice that the
code attached is not working because it's only a skeleton.
This prototype uses asynchbase and tries to manage
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Currently trying to fix some throttling issues, reported here
https://github.com/OpenTSDB/asynchbase/issues/162
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Hi, I'm testing one my self with a third party library,
http://opentsdb.github.io/asynchbase.
I'm following a simliar approach as cassandra sink. Testing it as we speak.
Thanks
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Any updates on this sink?
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Also, relating this. You think keeping a value state within the trigger
would be better instead of using a window attribute to save the signal event
timestamp?
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@StephanEwen would this implementation work? In you opinion, at first sight
:)
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@StephanEwen I'm doing some test with this type of window. I'll try to see
some other way (hash related as you said)
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Closing due to #3642
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But the hash code and equals remais the same, just like in TimeWindow. The
only difference is that we can merge and control signaled events.
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SignalWindow
Related with https://github.com/apache/flink/pull/3639
but might be better with a new window.
This concept can also be represented with a state on trigger keeping the
signaled
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Update TimeWindow.java
A method to update the time window max timestamp would be useful when we
need control the max timestamp based on events. For instance a session time
window may end after the
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I guess for backward compatibility this last commig would do.
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Hi :)
I needed to use hbase as sink so i decided to take a look at this pull a
use it.
Current changes that might be interesting: Like hbase connector for
dataset, it's possib
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