SLF4J only supports a single logging backend (e.g. slf4j-log4j12), when
there are multiple on the classpath it uses the first one that is found.
You want to make sure that only one logging backend is on your classpath.
You can ensure that your project only uses one logging backend by using the
Hi All
On Data Torrent console the processing speed of an application is given in a
format like 'x processed/s' or 'y emitted/s' where x and y are the counts of
tuples or records processed/ emitted per second. I have a requirement where
I need it to be in 'kb/s' units. Is there some way of
Hi All,
I am trying to do a Poc on Data Torrent, for which I need to use an open
source fast streaming data source apart from Twitter. Kindly suggest if you
know of or have used such a data source.
Thanks in advance,
Anu
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I agree. IMO, application scheduling is not part of a streaming engine
functionality and there are plenty of other projects that can help with
it. A streaming engine whether in batch or streaming use case needs to
support
- watermarks and triggers (with few exceptions mostly supported by
