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This document outlines the need for a low-cost, open source, and highly customizable real-time monitoring solution across data centers. It lists the key components as Kafka, Spark, MongoDB, and optional Spring and R Studio/Runtime along with their versions and links. It also includes a section on the overall technology stack and project architecture for an end-to-end monitoring flow.
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