This seems like a problem that can be solved any number of ways without a 
database.  Since storm bolts can be written in just about any language, pick 
your favorite and work it that way.

Your description of your data is a bit confusing though...perhaps if you post a 
sample of the data, it might make it easier for someone to give you a 
suggestion.

Also, the problem you are trying to solve is not really a storm issue, but a 
programming logic issue, you might also have better luck asking that part of 
the question on stack overflow or a similar site...just a thought.

--
Aaron

> On Mar 9, 2016, at 4:31 PM, Maria Musterfrau <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hello
>  
> I have a question regarding Storm. I would like to predict the next hour in 
> realtime. But it is not really a prediction as I already know the values. I 
> receive a message which tells me that a program has been started. Every 
> program has a list of values (every minute a different value for different 
> time frames depending on the program), stored in an external database. I 
> would like to add up all the values of one minute over all started programs 
> but I do not know how to solve the issue with the timestamp. Because I only 
> have a timestamp for the start message, but not for the individual values. So 
> how do I know which values belong to which minute. Here is an example to show 
> it:
>  
>                  p1  p2  p3  p4   sum/minute
> minute 1    3               7  = 10
> minute 2    4         5    6  = 15
> minute 3    5   7    6    8  = 26
> minute 4    7   8    4    1  = 20
> minute 5    8   5    5        = 18
> ...
>  
> Is this possible within a Storm bolt? Or would it only be possible with a 
> NoSQL database or any other tools?
> Does anyone have any ideas?
>  
> Thank you in advance.
>  
> Regards,
> Daniela

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