This paper covers our experience of building real-time pipelines for financial data, the various open source libraries we experimented with and the impacts we saw in a very brief time.
Secure Transaction Model for NoSQL Database Systems: Reviewrahulmonikasharma
NoSQL cloud database frameworks would consist new sorts of databases that would construct over many cloud hubs and would be skilled about storing and transforming enormous information. NoSQL frameworks need to be progressively utilized within substantial scale provisions that require helter skelter accessibility. What’s more effectiveness for weaker consistency? Consequently, such frameworks need help for standard transactions which give acceptable and stronger consistency. This task proposes another multi-key transactional model which gives NoSQL frameworks standard for transaction backing and stronger level from claiming information consistency. Those methodology is to supplement present NoSQL structural engineering with an additional layer that manages transactions. The recommended model may be configurable the place consistency, accessibility Furthermore effectiveness might make balanced In view of requisition prerequisites. The recommended model may be approved through a model framework utilizing MongoDB. Preliminary examinations show that it ensures stronger consistency Furthermore supports great execution.
Reactive Stream Processing for Data-centric Publish/SubscribeSumant Tambe
The document discusses the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and key challenges in developing a dataflow programming model and middleware for IIoT systems. It notes that IIoT systems involve large-scale distributed data publishing and processing streams in a parallel manner. Existing pub-sub middleware like DDS can handle data distribution but lack support for composable local data processing. The document proposes combining DDS with reactive programming using Rx.NET to provide a unified dataflow model for both local processing and distribution.
This document provides an overview of NoSQL databases. It discusses the key features of NoSQL, including that it has no fixed schema and avoids ACID properties. Cassandra is presented as a popular example of a NoSQL database, with its ability to handle large amounts of structured data without failures. The document compares NoSQL to SQL databases, noting NoSQL's advantages in scalability and performance.
This document discusses approaches for monitoring resource utilization in massively parallel processing (MPP) databases running on Kubernetes clusters. It first provides background on MPP databases and container orchestration using Kubernetes. It then describes Teradata's Aster Engine deployed on Kubernetes and compares various options for monitoring cluster-level and query-level resource usage in Aster Engine. The document recommends using Heapster for cluster-level monitoring due to its ease of deployment and integration with Kubernetes, and developing a custom solution for query-level resource monitoring in Aster Engine.
Cloud storage allows users to store data in the cloud without managing local hardware. It provides on-demand access to cloud applications and pay-per-use services. The document discusses different cloud service models including SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. It proposes a system to ensure correctness of user data in the cloud with dynamic data support and distributed storage. The system features include auditing by a third party, file retrieval and error recovery, and cloud operations like update, delete, and append.
An efficient concurrent access on cloud database using secureDBAASIJTET Journal
Abstract—Cloud services provide high availability and scalability, but they raise many concerns about data confidentiality. SecureDBaas guarantees data Confidentiality by allowing a database server for execute SQL operation over encrypts data and the possibility of executing concurrent operation on encrypts data. It’s supporting geographically distributed clients to connect with an encrypt database, and for execute an independent operation including those modifying the database structure. The proposed architecture has the advantage of eliminating proxies that limit the several properties that are intrinsic in cloud-based solutions. SecureDBaas that support the execution of concurrent and independent operation for the remote database from many geographically distributed clients. It is compatible for the most popular relational database server, and it is applicable for different DBMS implementation. It provides guarantees for data confidentiality by allowing a cloud database server for execute SQL operation over encrypts data.
Data warehouse 2.0 and sql server architecture and visionKlaudiia Jacome
The document discusses the evolution of data warehousing architectures from DW 1.0 to DW 2.0. It summarizes how SQL Server has also evolved its architecture to support the needs of advanced data warehouses aligned with DW 2.0, including features like sequential data access for analytics, easy migration from data marts to enterprise data warehouses, and distributed processing to reduce costs for large volumes of data.
Secure Transaction Model for NoSQL Database Systems: Reviewrahulmonikasharma
NoSQL cloud database frameworks would consist new sorts of databases that would construct over many cloud hubs and would be skilled about storing and transforming enormous information. NoSQL frameworks need to be progressively utilized within substantial scale provisions that require helter skelter accessibility. What’s more effectiveness for weaker consistency? Consequently, such frameworks need help for standard transactions which give acceptable and stronger consistency. This task proposes another multi-key transactional model which gives NoSQL frameworks standard for transaction backing and stronger level from claiming information consistency. Those methodology is to supplement present NoSQL structural engineering with an additional layer that manages transactions. The recommended model may be configurable the place consistency, accessibility Furthermore effectiveness might make balanced In view of requisition prerequisites. The recommended model may be approved through a model framework utilizing MongoDB. Preliminary examinations show that it ensures stronger consistency Furthermore supports great execution.
Reactive Stream Processing for Data-centric Publish/SubscribeSumant Tambe
The document discusses the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and key challenges in developing a dataflow programming model and middleware for IIoT systems. It notes that IIoT systems involve large-scale distributed data publishing and processing streams in a parallel manner. Existing pub-sub middleware like DDS can handle data distribution but lack support for composable local data processing. The document proposes combining DDS with reactive programming using Rx.NET to provide a unified dataflow model for both local processing and distribution.
This document provides an overview of NoSQL databases. It discusses the key features of NoSQL, including that it has no fixed schema and avoids ACID properties. Cassandra is presented as a popular example of a NoSQL database, with its ability to handle large amounts of structured data without failures. The document compares NoSQL to SQL databases, noting NoSQL's advantages in scalability and performance.
This document discusses approaches for monitoring resource utilization in massively parallel processing (MPP) databases running on Kubernetes clusters. It first provides background on MPP databases and container orchestration using Kubernetes. It then describes Teradata's Aster Engine deployed on Kubernetes and compares various options for monitoring cluster-level and query-level resource usage in Aster Engine. The document recommends using Heapster for cluster-level monitoring due to its ease of deployment and integration with Kubernetes, and developing a custom solution for query-level resource monitoring in Aster Engine.
Cloud storage allows users to store data in the cloud without managing local hardware. It provides on-demand access to cloud applications and pay-per-use services. The document discusses different cloud service models including SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. It proposes a system to ensure correctness of user data in the cloud with dynamic data support and distributed storage. The system features include auditing by a third party, file retrieval and error recovery, and cloud operations like update, delete, and append.
An efficient concurrent access on cloud database using secureDBAASIJTET Journal
Abstract—Cloud services provide high availability and scalability, but they raise many concerns about data confidentiality. SecureDBaas guarantees data Confidentiality by allowing a database server for execute SQL operation over encrypts data and the possibility of executing concurrent operation on encrypts data. It’s supporting geographically distributed clients to connect with an encrypt database, and for execute an independent operation including those modifying the database structure. The proposed architecture has the advantage of eliminating proxies that limit the several properties that are intrinsic in cloud-based solutions. SecureDBaas that support the execution of concurrent and independent operation for the remote database from many geographically distributed clients. It is compatible for the most popular relational database server, and it is applicable for different DBMS implementation. It provides guarantees for data confidentiality by allowing a cloud database server for execute SQL operation over encrypts data.
Data warehouse 2.0 and sql server architecture and visionKlaudiia Jacome
The document discusses the evolution of data warehousing architectures from DW 1.0 to DW 2.0. It summarizes how SQL Server has also evolved its architecture to support the needs of advanced data warehouses aligned with DW 2.0, including features like sequential data access for analytics, easy migration from data marts to enterprise data warehouses, and distributed processing to reduce costs for large volumes of data.
The document provides an overview of ADO.NET and its core classes:
- ADO.NET uses datasets to store data from a database in memory and data provider objects like connections, commands, and data adapters to retrieve and update data in the database.
- The .NET Framework includes the SQL Server and OLE DB data providers, which provide classes like SqlConnection and OleDbConnection to connect to databases.
- Core classes like SqlCommand represent SQL statements, and SqlDataAdapter links commands and connections to datasets to load and save data.
COMBINING EFFICIENCY, FIDELITY, AND FLEXIBILITY IN RESOURCE INFORMATION SERV...Nexgen Technology
This document discusses a resource information service that aims to provide high efficiency, fidelity, and flexibility for resource discovery in large-scale distributed systems like cloud computing and grids. It proposes using Locality-Sensitive Hashing (LSH) techniques to map resource descriptions to IDs in a way that preserves similarity, allowing efficient discovery of similar resources. The system is built on a Distributed Hash Table (DHT) for scalable storage and querying of resource information. Simulation and experimental results show the proposed LSH-based service outperforms other approaches in terms of efficiency, fidelity, and flexibility.
The document discusses ADO.NET, which is a model used by .NET applications to communicate with a database. It identifies the key components of ADO.NET, including the data provider, dataset, connection, data adapter, and data command. The data adapter transfers data between a database and dataset using commands like Select, Insert, Update and Delete. It also discusses how to connect to a database by creating a data adapter and accessing the database through a dataset.
This document describes LinkedIn's Databus, a distributed change data capture system that reliably captures and propagates changes from primary data stores. It has four main components - a fetcher that extracts changes from data sources, a log store that caches changes, a snapshot store that maintains a moving snapshot, and a subscription client that pulls changes. Databus uses a pull-based model where consumers pull changes based on a monotonically increasing system change number. It supports capturing transaction boundaries, commit order, and consistent states to preserve consistency from the data source.
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Towards secure and dependable storage service in cloudsibidlegend
The document proposes a distributed storage integrity auditing mechanism for cloud data storage that allows for lightweight communication and computation during audits. The proposed design ensures strong correctness guarantees for stored data and enables fast error localization to identify misbehaving servers. It also supports secure and efficient dynamic operations like modifying, deleting, and appending blocks of outsourced data. Analysis shows the scheme is efficient and resilient against various attacks.
The document provides an introduction to ADO.NET architecture, including its benefits and core concepts. It discusses key ADO.NET objects like Connection, Command, DataReader, DataSet and DataAdapter. It explains how these objects are used to connect to databases, execute queries, retrieve and manage data in memory, and update data sources.
This document discusses relational database management systems (RDBMS) and provides instructions for setting up Oracle 11g Express Edition RDBMS. It begins with an introduction to RDBMS and why they became a common choice for storing information since the 1980s. It then lists the hardware and software requirements for Oracle 11g Express Edition and provides a step-by-step guide for downloading and installing the software. The document concludes with an outline of three programs for basic RDBMS operations like creating databases and tables, inserting/updating/deleting data, and retrieving data using SQL statements.
Management of Bi-Temporal Properties of Sql/Nosql Based Architectures – A Re...lyn kurian
Data engineering is the most important field in computer science engineering. Data is computed, stored and
manipulated according to the user requirement. Data can be text, picture, audio, video or document which is in various
formats. This paper deals with various database management systems that stores and manipulates data efficiently,
including banking system, scientific or commercial systems. Traditionally, we use RDBMS like MS SQL Server, IBM
DB2, Oracle, MySQL and Microsoft Access for transactional processing and analytical processing. On the advent of Big
Data, the strict RDBMS is not a customized solution on considering the performance and scalability aspects of the
Information Technology that needs today. The new era needs new technologies. Google introduced the concept of NoSQL
Databases in 2005, which led to the revolution of NoSQL databases like Noe4j, HBase, Redis, Mango DB etc. But
migration to NoSQL Databases is a challenging area for the database architects in various fields of business. Different
tools and techniques for database migration, query translation and query optimization is being adopted and the research
area is open. This paper comprises the categorization of the proposed and implemented bi-temporal databases along with
their bi-temporal properties till date.
We discuss revise scheduling with streaming files warehouses, which blend the features of traditional files warehouses and also data supply systems. In our setting, external sources push append-only files streams into your warehouse with many inter introduction times. While classic data warehouses are normally refreshed during downtimes, streaming warehouses usually are updated while new files arrive. We design the streaming warehouse revise problem as a scheduling trouble, where jobs correspond to processes which load brand-new data in to tables, and whoever objective is usually to minimize files staleness with time. We next propose the scheduling framework that grips the troubles encountered with a stream manufacturing facility: view hierarchies and also priorities, files consistency, lack of ability to pre-empt changes, heterogeneity connected with update jobs brought on by different inter introduction times and also data quantities among various sources, and also transient clog. A story feature in our framework will be that arranging decisions tend not to depend with properties connected with update jobs such as deadlines, but instead on the effects of revise jobs with data staleness.
This document discusses managing transactions in ADO.NET. It covers local transactions which operate on a single data source and distributed transactions which operate on multiple data sources. It describes the properties of transactions, types of transactions classes in ADO.NET, and how to perform and commit local and distributed transactions programmatically using methods like BeginTransaction(), Complete(), and Commit(). It also discusses transaction isolation levels and how to specify them.
In recent years, we have seen an overwhelming number of TV commercials that promise that the Cloud can help with many problems, including some family issues. What stands behind the terms “Cloud” and “Cloud Computing,” and what we can actually expect from this phenomenon? A group of students of the Computer Systems Technology department and Dr. T. Malyuta, whom has been working with the Cloud technologies since its early days, will provide an overview of the business and technological aspects of the Cloud.
Workflow Scheduling Techniques and Algorithms in IaaS Cloud: A Survey IJECEIAES
In the modern era, workflows are adopted as a powerful and attractive paradigm for expressing/solving a variety of applications like scientific, data intensive computing, and big data applications such as MapReduce and Hadoop. These complex applications are described using high-level representations in workflow methods. With the emerging model of cloud computing technology, scheduling in the cloud becomes the important research topic. Consequently, workflow scheduling problem has been studied extensively over the past few years, from homogeneous clusters, grids to the most recent paradigm, cloud computing. The challenges that need to be addressed lies in task-resource mapping, QoS requirements, resource provisioning, performance fluctuation, failure handling, resource scheduling, and data storage. This work focuses on the complete study of the resource provisioning and scheduling algorithms in cloud environment focusing on Infrastructure as a service (IaaS). We provided a comprehensive understanding of existing scheduling techniques and provided an insight into research challenges that will be a possible future direction to the researchers.
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) is a platform for data integration and workflow applications. The SSIS architecture includes packages, tasks, containers, variables, connections and event handlers. Packages contain control flow elements, like tasks and containers, that prepare data. Data flow elements in packages extract, transform and load data. The control flow engine manages task execution while the data flow engine moves data between sources and destinations.
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ANG-GridWay-Poster-Final-Colorful-Bright-Final0Jingjing Sun
The document discusses metascheduling on the grid. A metascheduler coordinates communications between local schedulers and presents users a single resource pool by hiding scheduling details. It abstracts grid resources through cooperation with grid information services. The metascheduler should ask users only three questions about requirements, input, and identity and handle all grid-specific details.
Data Partitioning in Mongo DB with CloudIJAAS Team
Cloud computing offers various and useful services like IAAS, PAAS SAAS for deploying the applications at low cost. Making it available anytime anywhere with the expectation to be it scalable and consistent. One of the technique to improve the scalability is Data partitioning. The alive techniques which are used are not that capable to track the data access pattern. This paper implements the scalable workload-driven technique for polishing the scalability of web applications. The experiments are carried out over cloud using NoSQL data store MongoDB to scale out. This approach offers low response time, high throughput and less number of distributed transaction. The result of partitioning technique is conducted and evaluated using TPC-C benchmark.
Graphical display of statistical data on AndroidDidac Montero
This document describes the implementation of a mobile application for graphically displaying statistical data. The app allows users to view diagrams in a timeline, zoom and scroll, and select different time periods. Data is retrieved from a server via REST calls and cached on the mobile device. Security features include user authentication and permission levels. The goals of optimizing network usage, processing, memory, and battery life were achieved through data reduction algorithms and caching strategies between the mobile app and server.
The document discusses various concepts in databases including:
1) The core components of a database including tables, views, indexes, procedures, and triggers.
2) Transaction management concepts such as ACID properties, transactions, distributed transactions, and two phase commit.
3) Performance topics including tablespaces, fragmentation, partitioning, indexing, and tuning.
4) Additional topics such as deadlocks, OLTP vs OLAP, sharding, replication, clustering, and cloud databases.
IRJET- Providing In-Database Analytic Functionalities to Mysql : A Proposed S...IRJET Journal
The document proposes a system to provide in-database analytic functionalities to MySQL by implementing machine learning algorithms like linear regression within the MySQL database server. This would eliminate the need to migrate data to external analytic tools for processing, reducing time and network load. Specifically, it aims to develop user-defined functions in MySQL using the linear regression algorithm to predict numeric values. This in-database processing approach could improve performance for large-scale analytics compared to conventional methods that require data movement.
Dataservices - Processing Big Data The Microservice WayJosef Adersberger
We see a big data processing pattern emerging using the Microservice approach to build an integrated, flexible, and distributed system of data processing tasks. We call this the Dataservice pattern. In this presentation we'll introduce into Dataservices: their basic concepts, the technology typically in use (like Kubernetes, Kafka, Cassandra and Spring) and some architectures from real-life.
This document discusses predictive maintenance using sensor data in utility industries. It describes how sensors can monitor infrastructure and predict failures by analyzing patterns in sensor data using machine learning models. An architecture is proposed that uses big data frameworks like Spark, Kafka and HBase to collect, analyze and store large volumes of real-time sensor data at scale. Predictive analytics on this data with techniques like clustering and regression can detect anomalies and predict failures to enable condition-based maintenance in utilities. Modeling uncertain sensor readings with probabilistic and autoregressive approaches is also discussed.
The document provides an overview of ADO.NET and its core classes:
- ADO.NET uses datasets to store data from a database in memory and data provider objects like connections, commands, and data adapters to retrieve and update data in the database.
- The .NET Framework includes the SQL Server and OLE DB data providers, which provide classes like SqlConnection and OleDbConnection to connect to databases.
- Core classes like SqlCommand represent SQL statements, and SqlDataAdapter links commands and connections to datasets to load and save data.
COMBINING EFFICIENCY, FIDELITY, AND FLEXIBILITY IN RESOURCE INFORMATION SERV...Nexgen Technology
This document discusses a resource information service that aims to provide high efficiency, fidelity, and flexibility for resource discovery in large-scale distributed systems like cloud computing and grids. It proposes using Locality-Sensitive Hashing (LSH) techniques to map resource descriptions to IDs in a way that preserves similarity, allowing efficient discovery of similar resources. The system is built on a Distributed Hash Table (DHT) for scalable storage and querying of resource information. Simulation and experimental results show the proposed LSH-based service outperforms other approaches in terms of efficiency, fidelity, and flexibility.
The document discusses ADO.NET, which is a model used by .NET applications to communicate with a database. It identifies the key components of ADO.NET, including the data provider, dataset, connection, data adapter, and data command. The data adapter transfers data between a database and dataset using commands like Select, Insert, Update and Delete. It also discusses how to connect to a database by creating a data adapter and accessing the database through a dataset.
This document describes LinkedIn's Databus, a distributed change data capture system that reliably captures and propagates changes from primary data stores. It has four main components - a fetcher that extracts changes from data sources, a log store that caches changes, a snapshot store that maintains a moving snapshot, and a subscription client that pulls changes. Databus uses a pull-based model where consumers pull changes based on a monotonically increasing system change number. It supports capturing transaction boundaries, commit order, and consistent states to preserve consistency from the data source.
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Towards secure and dependable storage service in cloudsibidlegend
The document proposes a distributed storage integrity auditing mechanism for cloud data storage that allows for lightweight communication and computation during audits. The proposed design ensures strong correctness guarantees for stored data and enables fast error localization to identify misbehaving servers. It also supports secure and efficient dynamic operations like modifying, deleting, and appending blocks of outsourced data. Analysis shows the scheme is efficient and resilient against various attacks.
The document provides an introduction to ADO.NET architecture, including its benefits and core concepts. It discusses key ADO.NET objects like Connection, Command, DataReader, DataSet and DataAdapter. It explains how these objects are used to connect to databases, execute queries, retrieve and manage data in memory, and update data sources.
This document discusses relational database management systems (RDBMS) and provides instructions for setting up Oracle 11g Express Edition RDBMS. It begins with an introduction to RDBMS and why they became a common choice for storing information since the 1980s. It then lists the hardware and software requirements for Oracle 11g Express Edition and provides a step-by-step guide for downloading and installing the software. The document concludes with an outline of three programs for basic RDBMS operations like creating databases and tables, inserting/updating/deleting data, and retrieving data using SQL statements.
Management of Bi-Temporal Properties of Sql/Nosql Based Architectures – A Re...lyn kurian
Data engineering is the most important field in computer science engineering. Data is computed, stored and
manipulated according to the user requirement. Data can be text, picture, audio, video or document which is in various
formats. This paper deals with various database management systems that stores and manipulates data efficiently,
including banking system, scientific or commercial systems. Traditionally, we use RDBMS like MS SQL Server, IBM
DB2, Oracle, MySQL and Microsoft Access for transactional processing and analytical processing. On the advent of Big
Data, the strict RDBMS is not a customized solution on considering the performance and scalability aspects of the
Information Technology that needs today. The new era needs new technologies. Google introduced the concept of NoSQL
Databases in 2005, which led to the revolution of NoSQL databases like Noe4j, HBase, Redis, Mango DB etc. But
migration to NoSQL Databases is a challenging area for the database architects in various fields of business. Different
tools and techniques for database migration, query translation and query optimization is being adopted and the research
area is open. This paper comprises the categorization of the proposed and implemented bi-temporal databases along with
their bi-temporal properties till date.
We discuss revise scheduling with streaming files warehouses, which blend the features of traditional files warehouses and also data supply systems. In our setting, external sources push append-only files streams into your warehouse with many inter introduction times. While classic data warehouses are normally refreshed during downtimes, streaming warehouses usually are updated while new files arrive. We design the streaming warehouse revise problem as a scheduling trouble, where jobs correspond to processes which load brand-new data in to tables, and whoever objective is usually to minimize files staleness with time. We next propose the scheduling framework that grips the troubles encountered with a stream manufacturing facility: view hierarchies and also priorities, files consistency, lack of ability to pre-empt changes, heterogeneity connected with update jobs brought on by different inter introduction times and also data quantities among various sources, and also transient clog. A story feature in our framework will be that arranging decisions tend not to depend with properties connected with update jobs such as deadlines, but instead on the effects of revise jobs with data staleness.
This document discusses managing transactions in ADO.NET. It covers local transactions which operate on a single data source and distributed transactions which operate on multiple data sources. It describes the properties of transactions, types of transactions classes in ADO.NET, and how to perform and commit local and distributed transactions programmatically using methods like BeginTransaction(), Complete(), and Commit(). It also discusses transaction isolation levels and how to specify them.
In recent years, we have seen an overwhelming number of TV commercials that promise that the Cloud can help with many problems, including some family issues. What stands behind the terms “Cloud” and “Cloud Computing,” and what we can actually expect from this phenomenon? A group of students of the Computer Systems Technology department and Dr. T. Malyuta, whom has been working with the Cloud technologies since its early days, will provide an overview of the business and technological aspects of the Cloud.
Workflow Scheduling Techniques and Algorithms in IaaS Cloud: A Survey IJECEIAES
In the modern era, workflows are adopted as a powerful and attractive paradigm for expressing/solving a variety of applications like scientific, data intensive computing, and big data applications such as MapReduce and Hadoop. These complex applications are described using high-level representations in workflow methods. With the emerging model of cloud computing technology, scheduling in the cloud becomes the important research topic. Consequently, workflow scheduling problem has been studied extensively over the past few years, from homogeneous clusters, grids to the most recent paradigm, cloud computing. The challenges that need to be addressed lies in task-resource mapping, QoS requirements, resource provisioning, performance fluctuation, failure handling, resource scheduling, and data storage. This work focuses on the complete study of the resource provisioning and scheduling algorithms in cloud environment focusing on Infrastructure as a service (IaaS). We provided a comprehensive understanding of existing scheduling techniques and provided an insight into research challenges that will be a possible future direction to the researchers.
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) is a platform for data integration and workflow applications. The SSIS architecture includes packages, tasks, containers, variables, connections and event handlers. Packages contain control flow elements, like tasks and containers, that prepare data. Data flow elements in packages extract, transform and load data. The control flow engine manages task execution while the data flow engine moves data between sources and destinations.
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ANG-GridWay-Poster-Final-Colorful-Bright-Final0Jingjing Sun
The document discusses metascheduling on the grid. A metascheduler coordinates communications between local schedulers and presents users a single resource pool by hiding scheduling details. It abstracts grid resources through cooperation with grid information services. The metascheduler should ask users only three questions about requirements, input, and identity and handle all grid-specific details.
Data Partitioning in Mongo DB with CloudIJAAS Team
Cloud computing offers various and useful services like IAAS, PAAS SAAS for deploying the applications at low cost. Making it available anytime anywhere with the expectation to be it scalable and consistent. One of the technique to improve the scalability is Data partitioning. The alive techniques which are used are not that capable to track the data access pattern. This paper implements the scalable workload-driven technique for polishing the scalability of web applications. The experiments are carried out over cloud using NoSQL data store MongoDB to scale out. This approach offers low response time, high throughput and less number of distributed transaction. The result of partitioning technique is conducted and evaluated using TPC-C benchmark.
Graphical display of statistical data on AndroidDidac Montero
This document describes the implementation of a mobile application for graphically displaying statistical data. The app allows users to view diagrams in a timeline, zoom and scroll, and select different time periods. Data is retrieved from a server via REST calls and cached on the mobile device. Security features include user authentication and permission levels. The goals of optimizing network usage, processing, memory, and battery life were achieved through data reduction algorithms and caching strategies between the mobile app and server.
The document discusses various concepts in databases including:
1) The core components of a database including tables, views, indexes, procedures, and triggers.
2) Transaction management concepts such as ACID properties, transactions, distributed transactions, and two phase commit.
3) Performance topics including tablespaces, fragmentation, partitioning, indexing, and tuning.
4) Additional topics such as deadlocks, OLTP vs OLAP, sharding, replication, clustering, and cloud databases.
IRJET- Providing In-Database Analytic Functionalities to Mysql : A Proposed S...IRJET Journal
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Real time data-pipeline from inception to production
1. Real-time Data-Pipeline from inception to production
Shreya Mukhopadhyay
Intuit
Bengaluru, India
shreya_mukhopadhyay3@intuit.com
Ashwini Vadivel
Intuit
Bengaluru, India
ashwini_vadivel@intuit.com
Basavaraj M
Intuit
Bengaluru, India
basavaraj_m@intuit.com
Abstract
Big Data being the buzzword of the industry,
organizations want to arrive at actionable insights
from their data quickly. Both historic and incoming
data needs to be ingested through data pipelines
onto a single data lake to help derive real-time
analytics. To build real time streaming pipelines,
we need to take care of data veracity, reliability of
the system, out of order events, complex
transformations and easier integration for future
purposes.
This paper will cover our experience of building
such real-time pipelines for financial data, the
various open source libraries we experimented with
and the impacts we saw in a very brief time.
1. Introduction
Intuit offers a plethora of financial products, which
helps small and medium businesses in
bookkeeping, financial management and tax filing.
These products can have multiple data sources-
customer entered data, bank feeds, payment,
payroll and tax information from Federal Agencies
among others. To build insights for our customers,
auditors, accountants and internal customer care
executives, a unified data lake is needed.
This data lake needs to be fed with both real time
and historical data, from internal and external
sources. We wanted to build a framework for
ETL(Extract, Transform, Load) data pipelines,
which can be used across the organization to stream
data and populate the data lake. Raw data from
multiple sources had to be transformed into
efficient formats before streaming and storage. The
main guiding principles for such a framework were
near real-time stateful transformation, data
streaming with integrity, high availability,
scalability and minimal latency.
2. Architecture
In order to meet the above standards, the
framework should be able to handle complex tasks
like ingestion, persistence, processing and
transformation. After considering multiple
distributed application architectures, we narrowed
down to Unix pipes and filter architecture. It was
best suited to solve the above requirements as it is a
simple yet powerful and robust system architecture.
It can have any number of components (filters) to
transform or filter data before passing it via
connector(pipes) to other components (Figure 1)
Figure 1 Pipe and Filter Architecture
A filter can have any number of input pipes and
any number of output pipes. The pipe is the
connector that passes data from one filter to the
next. It is a directional stream of data, and is
usually implemented by a data buffer to store all
data, until the next filter has time to process it. The
source and sink are the producers and consumers
respectively and can be static files, any database or
user input. (Refer to [8]).
cat sample.txt | grep -v a | sort -r is a simple unix
command representational of the architecture. Here
sample.txt is the source and console is the sink.
Commands cat, grep –v a and sort –r are filters and
| is the pipe which passes unidirectional data
between these filters.
Our real-time streaming architecture was designed
using the same logic of pipes. It ensured the
following:
- Support for multiple sources and sinks
- Easier future enhancements by
rearrangement of filters
- Smaller processing steps ensuring easy
reusability
- Explicit storage of intermediate results for
further processing
- Scalability support
3. Pipeline Components
Our first use-case had a relational Microsoft SQL
database (Windows 2012 R2 Server) as source and
Apache ActiveMQ as sink. The sink application
contributes to the data lake, where real-time data
can help generate in-product recommendations,
help identify fraudsters among others through
Machine Learning(ML) models. The source
database had over 100+ tables in a single schema.
The sink being a JMS queue accepted only text
messages in certain formats.
2. Shreya Mukhopadhyay, Ashwini Vadivel, Basavaraj M
Figure 2 Pipeline Component
Working with the product teams, we were able to
create many-to-many input/output transformation
maps. Overall the inputs came from 10 dynamic
and 6 static tables which had to be transformed to 3
types of events.
Figure 2 gives the general idea of data flow in the
ETL pipeline. The choice of Kafka (Confluent
2.0.1 [9]) for the pipes was a simple one as it well
known for its ability to process high volume data. It
can publish-subscribe messages and streams and is
meant to be durable, fast, and scalable. The grey
arrows before/after each component represents
Kafka topics.
As we delve deeper into individual components, we
will elaborate the technologies and open source
libraries that were used to get this pipeline to
production.
4. Data Ingestion and delivery
The first step in every pipeline is ingestion,
wherein data can be ingested in real time or in
batches. In our case, we needed real time streaming
and therefore real time ingestion. The first use case
of our data pipeline had Microsoft SQL(MSSQL)
as data source. and it supports Change Data
Capture (CDC) technology to capture the changes
in the source at real time. The Oracle Golden Gate
(GG) solution to capture the changes at real time
had an issue. The issue was, after each database
switchover GG started to read from the very
beginning, thereby creating huge data loads on the
pipeline. So, we chose MSSQL CDC mechanism to
capture insert, update and delete events. Kafka
source connectors pulled these CDC events,
converted them to avro[12] messages and published
them to Kafka topics. GG was later used for Oracle
and MySQL database sources where the above
issues were not seen.
4.1 Connectors
The source and sink connectors are the entry and
exit points of our data pipeline. The source
connectors are responsible for bringing all change
data in, streaming to the pipeline and sink
connectors are responsible to pass the output
transformed data to sink/data lake.
In the following sections we will discuss our first
use case- source connector for MSSQL and sink
connector for ActiveMQ.
4.1.1 Source Connector
For our use-case of MSSQL, we wanted to capture
all data manipulation operations on the database
tables and MSSQL server CDC provided this
technology. The source of change data is the server
transaction log and they can be enabled on an
individual table, chosen fields or on the entire
schema [11].
A new schema and captured columns get created
once we enable CDC’s. 5 additional columns-
__$start_lsn, __$end_lsn, __$seqval, __$operation,
__$update_mask are added per table. These
columns will allow us to uniquely identify a
transaction within a commit and replay.
Once the CDC is set up, Kafka connect is used to
pull data from these tables using shared JDBC
connections, massage it and then publish onto the
CDC Kafka topics. Each table has a single data
source i.e. the CDC table. The final output onto the
topic is in the form of an avro whose schemas are
stored in Confluent Schema Registry. Below is a
sample avro message for INSERT
{
"header": {
"source": "MSSQLServer",
"seqno": "00127A53000034E00110",
"fragno": "00127A53000034C80007",
"schema": "mssql_database_name",
"table": "TABLENAME",
"timestamp": 1494839698233,
"eventtype": "INSERT",
"shardid": "SHARD0",
"eventid": "00127A53000034E00110",
"primarykey": "ID",
},
Real-time Data-Pipeline from inception to production
3. Shreya Mukhopadhyay, Ashwini Vadivel, Basavaraj M
Figure 3 Real Time Data Pipeline
"payload": {
"beforerecord": null,
"afterrecord": {
"afterrecord": {
"ID": {
"long": 245983
}
}
}
}
}
Another implementation of the connector can use
Oracle Golden Gate to publish MySQL events to
Kafka topics [7]
Figure 3 gives a detailed view of the pipeline with
all open source libraries used. The components-
Sink connector, Joiner and Transformer will be
discussed in detail in the following sections.
4.1.2 Sink Connector
The JMS Sink connector allows us to extract
entries from a Kafka topic with the Connect Query
Language(CQL) driver and pass them to a JMS
topic/queue. The connectors, one for each type of
event de-dupes and takes the latest event which can
be identified by a combination of fragment and
sequence numbers added by the source connector.
These messages are then converted to text
messages using JMS API and then written onto the
queue. Input format in our case is an avro from
kafka and the output is a text message. Details of
configuration and Kafka Connect Sink JMS are
well explained in [2].
4.2 Bootstrap
Data from the source connectors is delta and to
support stateful transformations, complete data is
needed. We bootstrap historic data to Cassandra so
that the outgoing events are complete. It also aids
in replay and schema evolution. The next two
components in the pipeline- Joiner and
Transformer use this Cassandra data to construct a
complete and stateful event.
Bootstrap has 3 stages- each stage is a standalone
java program which is run separately and serially in
the following order before onboarding any new
source to the pipeline:
➢ Populate Kafka topics- Using JDBC
connection, SQL queries for historic data
is run for each table and data is populated
onto the raw CDC topics in the same avro
format discussed in Source Connector
section- all these events are insert.
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4. Shreya Mukhopadhyay, Ashwini Vadivel, Basavaraj M
➢ Populate datomic tables- The bootstrap
java program reads from input kafka
topics and populates the corresponding
datomic tables
➢ Populate datomic references- In this stage,
the program populates references for
various records in different datomic tables
5. Data Joiner- Joiner
The next component in our pipeline does the task
of joining the events from multiple kafka streams to
form a de-normalised view, ready to be
transformed. The Joiner are Spark jobs that process
events from respective Kafka Streams.
The joins are performed based on a joiner
configuration that is provided to the job at startup.
This config is used to create the joiner output
events and to define the joins in the DB i.e,
Datomic in our case.
5.1 Datomic
Datomic is a fully transactional, distributed
database that avoids the compromises and losses of
many NoSQL solutions. In addition, it offers
flexibility and power over the traditional RDBMS
model.
➢ Datomic stores a record of immutable
facts, which are never update-in-place and
all data is retained by default, giving you
built-in auditing and the ability to query
history.
➢ Caching is built-in and can be maintained
at the client-side, which makes reads
faster.
➢ Datomic provides rich schema and query
capabilities on top of a storage of your
choice. A storage 'service' can be anything
from a SQL database, to a key/value store,
to a true service like Amazon's
DynamoDB.
➢ Schema evolution can be handled easily
with Datomic as it follows a
EAVT(Entity, Attribute, Value,
Timestamp) structure.
➢ Joins are handled inherently where
references to joined rows is always
maintained.
➢ ACID-compliant transactions.
We used Datomic 0.9.5561v (refer to [10]) on top
of a Cassandra cluster for storage.
But before the joining can be performed we needed
to ensure that the incoming events are complete
rows (since we want to support both CDC’s and
Golden Gate events).
5.2 Reconciliation
Every event processed by the Joiner is persisted at
our end in a Datomic DB, using which we can
construct the complete row even when partial data
comes in through the CDC events. When the joiner
receives an event it reads the previous state for the
same from our database. It then applies the change
set on it to construct the latest and complete row
and pushes it back in.
5.3 Joining
Only master table entries can translate into output
events. If the incoming event belongs to a master
table, then on fetching its value from Datomic we
get the complete output entity along with all the
referenced child entries (thanks to Datomic!). If it
is from a child table, then we fetch its
corresponding master values to form the output
event. A single table could be a master and/or
child, based on which the number of output events
formed may vary(each corresponding to a different
entity at the destination).
The output events are now a denormalized view of
all the tables that are required to form the
destination entities.
6. Data Transformation- Transformer
Once the denormalized event is generated by
Joiner, it is pushed into the next set of Kafka topics.
These topics are then consumed by the transformer,
another spark job,which has a sole responsibility of
data transformation. The most common operations
include:
➢ Mapping between the source and
destination fields
➢ Deriving new field values based on
business logic
➢ Validating for mandatory fields and other
business rules.
The transformation logic is handled through an
open source framework called Morphline. This
helps us define a series of commands that are
transformations which are applied sequentially on
the event being processed (Figure 4).
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5. Shreya Mukhopadhyay, Ashwini Vadivel, Basavaraj M
Figure 4 Morphline Illustration
The transformations are defined in an external
configuration in a format expected by Morphline
SDK as shown in the sample transformation sheet
below:
morphlines: [
{
id: morphline
importCommands: ["org.kitesdk.**"]
commands: [
{
command1 {
attr1 : value
attr2 : value
} }
{
command2 {
attr1 : value
} }
] } ]
6.1 Checkpointing
We chose to do our own checkpointing rather than
relying on Spark for 2 main reasons.
➢ The default spark checkpointing requires
us to clear the checkpointing directory on
HDFS whenever new code is deployed.
This is a task overhead and is prone to
errors.
➢ Saving checkpoint data in Datomic also
helps us in replaying messages on
demand.
The Joiner and Transformer both pickup the latest
offset from the metadata table at startup and
process the kafka streams from that point onwards
They save the offset in Datomic after processing a
batch along with the metadata information which
the event contains.
6.2 Features- Replay, Out of Order handling,
Schema evolution
Replaying messages from the kafka streams is
required whenever we encounter a technical or
logical issue. For the spark jobs the checkpointing
data is available in Datomic, based on the time
from which replay is required the corresponding
offset is fetched. The latest offset value in Datomic
is then set to this value and the components are
restarted. Once a message is replayed it flows
through all the downstream components and into
the sink.
Every event from the source has a fragment number
and sequence number. This combination is unique
to every event and Joiner uses it to determine out of
order events. Transformer cannot use this value as
multiple streams are merged in the Joiner output.
Instead, it uses a transaction id which is punched in
the event by the Joiner. This transaction id is
generated by Datomic for every insert/update
operation and is sequential in nature.
The schema for the pipeline is maintained only in
Schema Registry and Datomic. Both of which can
be updated at runtime without any application
level changes.
7. Data Pipeline Testing and Monitoring
The primary concern for any data processing
pipeline is the health of data flowing through the
system. The overall health of a pipeline can be
evaluated as a combination of multiple attributes
such as data loss, throughput, latency and error
rates. These metrics are helpful only when we are
able to isolate the root cause- component/
process/job/configuration. We will discuss two
major areas - how we gained confidence in the
pipeline before we went live and how we kept that
after deployment.
7.1 Pre-deployment Testing
We can never undermine the importance of unit
and component integration tests, however writing
an end to end (E2E) test for a real time streaming
pipeline is a different ball game altogether. Points
of failure increased with dependencies- source,
sink, components and environments. We followed
few guiding principles for automating E2E tests:
➢ Addition of new tests should be easy
➢ support for multiple sources
➢ Independent tests, parallel runs, minimum
run time
➢ Post run, easy and faster analysis
➢ High configurability, granular control
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Figure 5 Data Pipeline Automated Testing
We used Java 1.8 with TestNG as the basic test
framework for automation and contributed to open
source- DolphinNG ([4],[5]) for advanced reporting
and analysis. To isolate errors and enable swift
debugging, outputs after each filter had to be
verified. Figure 5 gives a detailed view on the
interactions between the test automation framework
and data pipeline.
Below is the anatomy of an E2E automation test:
1. Start Kafka Message Aggregator- listen to all
messages henceforth
@BeforeClass
public void startKafkaAggregatorListening() {
aggregator = new
KafkaMessageAggregator(configuration);
}
2. Create events- actual OR simulated to populate
raw CDC topics and collect Unique Id
@Test
public void joinerTest(String params) throws
Exceptions {
String uniqueId =
createEvents(param1,param2,configuration);
}
3. Filter aggregator messages with uniqueId and
create a list
List<GenericRecord> joinerMessagesForUniqueId
=
KafkaMessageConsumer.filterRecords(aggregator.
getMessagesForTopic(KAFKA_JOINER_KEY)),
uniqueId);
4. Verifications
debugAtSource
checkForDuplicatesOnAllTopics
verifyValidityOfMessagesCollectedForSizeAndDat
a
verifyOutOfOrderEvents
verifyUniqueIdAtSplunk
verifyUniqueIdAtDatomic
verifyDataParity
With the volume of data flowing in our pipeline,
we were adding tests daily and the complexity kept
on increasing. Tests were periodically run and we
were getting over 100 reports per day. TestNG
reports were not efficient for analysis, we wanted
to quickly analyze and log issues for errors.
DolphinNG a testNG add on was integrated with
test automation suite to free ourselves from all
manual interventions. It clubs failures, reports root
cause and automatically creates JIRA tickets.
7.2 Post- deployment Monitoring
For post deployment monitoring, it was essential to
instrument, annotate, and organize our telemetry, or
else it would become very difficult to separate
primary concerns from other infrastructure metrics
such as CPU utilization, disk space, and so forth.
Standard metrics that we wanted to capture were
latency, input output throughput, data integrity and
errors. The front runners for such dashboarding and
alerting were Splunk and Wavefront. Splunk
concentrates on application metrics, Wavefront
allows both system and application metrics. As we
wanted application metrics and solid debugging
capabilities, we went with Splunk 6.2.1 [6].
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Figure 6 Monitoring framework
In order to isolate issues and find their root causes,
we needed to capture metrics at all stages. Each
stage of the pipeline logged an audit entry with
event_code, stage_timestamp, output_checksum,
stage_number and few other values to the Splunk.
Splunk forwarders and log4j appenders were used
in the pipeline components to log the auditing
metrics to splunk with a dedicated splunk index.
For Joiner and Transformer components, we used
appenders to avoid installation of forwarders on all
data nodes (Figure 6).
Details captured at Splunk also allowed us to
perform data integrity monitoring. With the help of
event codes and stage numbers data loss could be
detected even though input to output event ratio is
not 1:1 throughout the pipeline. Splunk dashboard
was created for capturing data loss at each and
every stage of the pipeline.
For latency, 95 percentile numbers were used to
derive insights at each stage. For throughput (TPS)
absolute throughput was measured and plotted in
splunk dashboards (Figure 7). Splunk alerts were
created on top of splunk dashboards for alerting
input TPS, data loss occurrences and latency
breaches.
Figure 7 Splunk Dashboards
8. Outcomes
We were able to take multiple pipelines to
production using the above framework, maintaining
the following KPI’s
➢ Bootstrap populated 10 million records to
Datomic in under 15 mins
➢ E2E latency remains < 60 sec with
exceptions during high volume inputs
➢ Pipeline with a setup of 3 Kafka brokers, 5
Cassandra instances and 20 input
tables(avg 25 columns) processes 100 TPS
with sub-minute latency
➢ With DolphinNG smart reporting and
Splunk alerting, there is no manual
intervention for pipeline monitoring
➢ Onboarding new table only needs config
changes
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9. Learnings
1. Race Condition, Data corruption- As we had
different joiners processing events from different
tables we started running into race conditions
resulting in data loss or stale data. To fix this issue
we wrote transaction functions in Datomic that
ensured atomicity on a set of commands. This
along with handling of out-of-order events
prevented the data from being corrupted.
2. Data loss at bootstrap- Retention period for
CDC’s was 24 hrs, which meant events should be
consumed within that time-frame else there will be
data loss. The first bootstrap design failed to clear
the performance markers and was redesigned to
execute in steps as explained earlier.
3. Zero batch processing time of Spark- Spark
1.6.1 performance degrades with time. The size of
metadata which is passed to the executor keeps
increasing with time. As a result, batches with 0
events take 2-3s for completion. This issue is
reported to have been fixed in the latest version.
10. Conclusion
In this paper, we’ve tried to consolidate our
implementation and learnings of building a real
time ETL pipeline which allows replay, data
persistence, automated monitoring, testing and
schema evaluation. It gives a glimpse into the latest
stream processing technologies like Kafka and
Spark, distributed database like Datomic, rich
configurations using Morphline and DolphinNG, a
TestNG add on for smart reporting. For future
work, we would want to make onboarding self
serve; open source logical components, Kafka
Message aggregator; optimize KPI’s and
experiment with Spark structured streaming.
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[1] Track Data Changes (SQL Server)
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/track-c
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[2] Kafka Connect JMS Sink
http://docs.datamountaineer.com/en/latest/jms.html
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https://github.com/basavaraj1985/UseDolphinNG
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