I used to use this to analyze ab load testing results. After ipython notebooks (mathplotlib) , its been a long time, since I have looked into this.
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I like the concepts introduced in the video. But, the Q syntax hurts my eyes. I am personally, not in favor of fitting my entire program in a tweet. Readability helps!
Correct me, if I am wrong. InfluxDb is written in Golang and not Java as the table 1 mentions in the paper.
Excellent work guys! I had developed a custom caching solution for storm in v0.9.6. Its great that distributed caching is being supported now. I would love to see some more documentation and examples on it.
Err, I get that! but I am still wondering on where would I use this ? If I dont need transactional layer or buffering, I could use event listener and dispatcher pattern. Anything more than that, a message queue like ZMQ works. Where does this fit in ?
Messages are not guaranteed to be delivered, if the client is running behind on processing messages, newer messages could be dropped.
Messages are not stored until they are delivered, if no client is available to receive the message, then it is dropped without being sent anywhere.
Not sure in which use cases can I use this ? Doesn't this defeat the purpose of having a message queue.
How about they fix the public transport system first ? The bay area (united states in general, except for a few places) has the worst public transportation system.
The VTA light rails and buses are nothing compared to new york or even boston for that matter!