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Spis treści

Stream Processing with Apache Spark. Mastering Structured Streaming and Spark Streaming eBook -- spis treści

• Foreword
• Preface
  • Who Should Read This Book?
  • Installing Spark
  • Learning Scala
  • The Way Ahead
  • Bibliography
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • OReilly Online Learning
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
    • From Gerard
    • From François
• I. Fundamentals of Stream Processing with Apache Spark
• 1. Introducing Stream Processing
  • What Is Stream Processing?
    • Batch Versus Stream Processing
    • The Notion of Time in Stream Processing
    • The Factor of Uncertainty
  • Some Examples of Stream Processing
  • Scaling Up Data Processing
    • MapReduce
    • The Lesson Learned: Scalability and Fault Tolerance
  • Distributed Stream Processing
    • Stateful Stream Processing in a Distributed System
  • Introducing Apache Spark
    • The First Wave: Functional APIs
    • The Second Wave: SQL
    • A Unified Engine
    • Spark Components
    • Spark Streaming
    • Structured Streaming
  • Where Next?
• 2. Stream-Processing Model
  • Sources and Sinks
  • Immutable Streams Defined from One Another
  • Transformations and Aggregations
  • Window Aggregations
    • Tumbling Windows
    • Sliding Windows
  • Stateless and Stateful Processing
  • Stateful Streams
  • An Example: Local Stateful Computation in Scala
    • A Stateless Definition of the Fibonacci Sequence as a Stream Transformation
  • Stateless or Stateful Streaming
  • The Effect of Time
    • Computing on Timestamped Events
    • Timestamps as the Provider of the Notion of Time
    • Event Time Versus Processing Time
    • Computing with a Watermark
  • Summary
• 3. Streaming Architectures
  • Components of a Data Platform
  • Architectural Models
  • The Use of a Batch-Processing Component in a Streaming Application
  • Referential Streaming Architectures
    • The Lambda Architecture
    • The Kappa Architecture
  • Streaming Versus Batch Algorithms
    • Streaming Algorithms Are Sometimes Completely Different in Nature
    • Streaming Algorithms Cant Be Guaranteed to Measure Well Against Batch Algorithms
  • Summary
• 4. Apache Spark as a Stream-Processing Engine
  • The Tale of Two APIs
  • Sparks Memory Usage
    • Failure Recovery
    • Lazy Evaluation
    • Cache Hints
  • Understanding Latency
  • Throughput-Oriented Processing
  • Sparks Polyglot API
  • Fast Implementation of Data Analysis
  • To Learn More About Spark
  • Summary
• 5. Sparks Distributed Processing Model
  • Running Apache Spark with a Cluster Manager
    • Examples of Cluster Managers
  • Sparks Own Cluster Manager
  • Understanding Resilience and Fault Tolerance in a Distributed System
    • Fault Recovery
    • Cluster Manager Support for Fault Tolerance
  • Data Delivery Semantics
  • Microbatching and One-Element-at-a-Time
    • Microbatching: An Application of Bulk-Synchronous Processing
    • One-Record-at-a-Time Processing
    • Microbatching Versus One-at-a-Time: The Trade-Offs
  • Bringing Microbatch and One-Record-at-a-Time Closer Together
  • Dynamic Batch Interval
  • Structured Streaming Processing Model
    • The Disappearance of the Batch Interval
• 6. Sparks Resilience Model
  • Resilient Distributed Datasets in Spark
  • Spark Components
  • Sparks Fault-Tolerance Guarantees
    • Task Failure Recovery
    • Stage Failure Recovery
    • Driver Failure Recovery
      • Cluster-mode deployment
      • Checkpointing
  • Summary
• A. References for Part I
• II. Structured Streaming
• 7. Introducing Structured Streaming
  • First Steps with Structured Streaming
  • Batch Analytics
  • Streaming Analytics
    • Connecting to a Stream
    • Preparing the Data in the Stream
    • Operations on Streaming Dataset
    • Creating a Query
    • Start the Stream Processing
    • Exploring the Data
  • Summary
• 8. The Structured Streaming Programming Model
  • Initializing Spark
  • Sources: Acquiring Streaming Data
    • Available Sources
  • Transforming Streaming Data
    • Streaming API Restrictions on the DataFrame API
      • Understanding the limitations
      • Operations on aggregated streams
      • Stream deduplication
      • Workarounds
  • Sinks: Output the Resulting Data
    • format
    • outputMode
      • Understanding the append semantic
    • queryName
    • option
    • options
    • trigger
    • start()
  • Summary
• 9. Structured Streaming in Action
  • Consuming a Streaming Source
  • Application Logic
  • Writing to a Streaming Sink
  • Summary
• 10. Structured Streaming Sources
  • Understanding Sources
    • Reliable Sources Must Be Replayable
    • Sources Must Provide a Schema
      • Defining schemas
  • Available Sources
  • The File Source
    • Specifying a File Format
    • Common Options
    • Common Text Parsing Options (CSV, JSON)
      • Handing parsing errors
      • Schema inference
      • Date and time formats
    • JSON File Source Format
      • JSON parsing options
    • CSV File Source Format
      • CSV parsing options
    • Parquet File Source Format
      • Schema definition
    • Text File Source Format
      • Text ingestion options
      • text and textFile
  • The Kafka Source
    • Setting Up a Kafka Source
    • Selecting a Topic Subscription Method
    • Configuring Kafka Source Options
      • Kafka source-specific options
    • Kafka Consumer Options
      • Banned configuration options
  • The Socket Source
    • Configuration
    • Operations
  • The Rate Source
    • Options
• 11. Structured Streaming Sinks
  • Understanding Sinks
  • Available Sinks
    • Reliable Sinks
    • Sinks for Experimentation
    • The Sink API
    • Exploring Sinks in Detail
  • The File Sink
    • Using Triggers with the File Sink
    • Common Configuration Options Across All Supported File Formats
    • Common Time and Date Formatting (CSV, JSON)
    • The CSV Format of the File Sink
      • Options
    • The JSON File Sink Format
      • Options
    • The Parquet File Sink Format
    • The Text File Sink Format
      • Options
  • The Kafka Sink
    • Understanding the Kafka Publish Model
    • Using the Kafka Sink
      • Choosing an encoding
  • The Memory Sink
    • Output Modes
  • The Console Sink
    • Options
    • Output Modes
  • The Foreach Sink
    • The ForeachWriter Interface
    • TCP Writer Sink: A Practical ForeachWriter Example
    • The Moral of this Example
    • Troubleshooting ForeachWriter Serialization Issues
• 12. Event TimeBased Stream Processing
  • Understanding Event Time in Structured Streaming
  • Using Event Time
  • Processing Time
  • Watermarks
  • Time-Based Window Aggregations
    • Defining Time-Based Windows
    • Understanding How Intervals Are Computed
    • Using Composite Aggregation Keys
    • Tumbling and Sliding Windows
      • Tumbling windows
      • Sliding windows
      • Interval offset
  • Record Deduplication
  • Summary
• 13. Advanced Stateful Operations
  • Example: Car Fleet Management
  • Understanding Group with State Operations
    • Internal State Flow
  • Using MapGroupsWithState
  • Using FlatMapGroupsWithState
    • Output Modes
    • Managing State Over Time
      • When a timeout actually times out
  • Summary
• 14. Monitoring Structured Streaming Applications
  • The Spark Metrics Subsystem
    • Structured Streaming Metrics
  • The StreamingQuery Instance
    • Getting Metrics with StreamingQueryProgress
  • The StreamingQueryListener Interface
    • Implementing a StreamingQueryListener
• 15. Experimental Areas: Continuous Processing and Machine Learning
  • Continuous Processing
    • Understanding Continuous Processing
      • Microbatch in Structured Streaming
      • Introducing continuous processing: A low-latency streaming mode
    • Using Continuous Processing
    • Limitations
  • Machine Learning
    • Learning Versus Exploiting
    • Applying a Machine Learning Model to a Stream
    • Example: Estimating Room Occupancy by Using Ambient Sensors
      • The challenge of model serving
      • Model serving in Structured Streaming
    • Online Training
• B. References for Part II
• III. Spark Streaming
• 16. Introducing Spark Streaming
  • The DStream Abstraction
    • DStreams as a Programming Model
    • DStreams as an Execution Model
  • The Structure of a Spark Streaming Application
    • Creating the Spark Streaming Context
    • Defining a DStream
    • Defining Output Operations
    • Starting the Spark Streaming Context
    • Stopping the Streaming Process
  • Summary
• 17. The Spark Streaming Programming Model
  • RDDs as the Underlying Abstraction for DStreams
  • Understanding DStream Transformations
  • Element-Centric DStream Transformations
  • RDD-Centric DStream Transformations
  • Counting
  • Structure-Changing Transformations
  • Summary
• 18. The Spark Streaming Execution Model
  • The Bulk-Synchronous Architecture
  • The Receiver Model
    • The Receiver API
    • How Receivers Work
    • The Receivers Data Flow
    • The Internal Data Resilience
    • Receiver Parallelism
    • Balancing Resources: Receivers Versus Processing Cores
    • Achieving Zero Data Loss with the Write-Ahead Log
      • Enabling the WAL
  • The Receiverless or Direct Model
  • Summary
• 19. Spark Streaming Sources
  • Types of Sources
    • Basic Sources
    • Receiver-Based Sources
    • Direct Sources
  • Commonly Used Sources
  • The File Source
    • How It Works
  • The Queue Source
    • How It Works
    • Using a Queue Source for Unit Testing
    • A Simpler Alternative to the Queue Source: The ConstantInputDStream
      • How it works
      • ConstantInputDStream as a random data generator
  • The Socket Source
    • How It Works
  • The Kafka Source
    • Using the Kafka Source
    • How It Works
  • Where to Find More Sources
• 20. Spark Streaming Sinks
  • Output Operations
  • Built-In Output Operations
    • print
    • saveAsxyz
    • foreachRDD
  • Using foreachRDD as a Programmable Sink
  • Third-Party Output Operations
• 21. Time-Based Stream Processing
  • Window Aggregations
  • Tumbling Windows
    • Window Length Versus Batch Interval
  • Sliding Windows
    • Sliding Windows Versus Batch Interval
    • Sliding Windows Versus Tumbling Windows
  • Using Windows Versus Longer Batch Intervals
  • Window Reductions
    • reduceByWindow
    • reduceByKeyAndWindow
    • countByWindow
    • countByValueAndWindow
  • Invertible Window Aggregations
  • Slicing Streams
  • Summary
• 22. Arbitrary Stateful Streaming Computation
  • Statefulness at the Scale of a Stream
  • updateStateByKey
  • Limitation of updateStateByKey
    • Performance
    • Memory Usage
  • Introducing Stateful Computation with mapwithState
  • Using mapWithState
  • Event-Time Stream Computation Using mapWithState
• 23. Working with Spark SQL
  • Spark SQL
  • Accessing Spark SQL Functions from Spark Streaming
    • Example: Writing Streaming Data to Parquet
      • Saving DataFrames
  • Dealing with Data at Rest
    • Using Join to Enrich the Input Stream
  • Join Optimizations
  • Updating Reference Datasets in a Streaming Application
    • Enhancing Our Example with a Reference Dataset
      • Loading the reference data from a Parquet file
      • Setting up the refreshing mechanism
      • Runtime implications
  • Summary
• 24. Checkpointing
  • Understanding the Use of Checkpoints
  • Checkpointing DStreams
  • Recovery from a Checkpoint
    • Limitations
  • The Cost of Checkpointing
  • Checkpoint Tuning
• 25. Monitoring Spark Streaming
  • The Streaming UI
  • Understanding Job Performance Using the Streaming UI
    • Input Rate Chart
    • Scheduling Delay Chart
    • Processing Time Chart
    • Total Delay Chart
    • Batch Details
  • The Monitoring REST API
    • Using the Monitoring REST API
    • Information Exposed by the Monitoring REST API
  • The Metrics Subsystem
  • The Internal Event Bus
    • Interacting with the Event Bus
      • The StreamingListener interface
      • Batch events
      • Output operation events
      • StreamingListener registration
  • Summary
• 26. Performance Tuning
  • The Performance Balance of Spark Streaming
    • The Relationship Between Batch Interval and Processing Delay
    • The Last Moments of a Failing Job
    • Going Deeper: Scheduling Delay and Processing Delay
    • Checkpoint Influence in Processing Time
  • External Factors that Influence the Jobs Performance
  • How to Improve Performance?
  • Tweaking the Batch Interval
  • Limiting the Data Ingress with Fixed-Rate Throttling
  • Backpressure
  • Dynamic Throttling
    • Tuning the Backpressure PID
    • Custom Rate Estimator
    • A Note on Alternative Dynamic Handling Strategies
  • Caching
  • Speculative Execution
• C. References for Part III
• IV. Advanced Spark Streaming Techniques
• 27. Streaming Approximation and Sampling Algorithms
  • Exactness, Real Time, and Big Data
    • Exactness
    • Real-Time Processing
    • Big Data
  • The Exactness, Real-Time, and Big Data triangle
    • Big Data and Real Time
  • Approximation Algorithms
  • Hashing and Sketching: An Introduction
  • Counting Distinct Elements: HyperLogLog
    • Role-Playing Exercise: If We Were a System Administrator
    • Practical HyperLogLog in Spark
  • Counting Element Frequency: Count Min Sketches
    • Introducing Bloom Filters
    • Bloom Filters with Spark
    • Computing Frequencies with a Count-Min Sketch
  • Ranks and Quantiles: T-Digest
    • T-Digest in Spark
  • Reducing the Number of Elements: Sampling
    • Random Sampling
    • Stratified Sampling
• 28. Real-Time Machine Learning
  • Streaming Classification with Naive Bayes
    • streamDM Introduction
    • Naive Bayes in Practice
    • Training a Movie Review Classifier
  • Introducing Decision Trees
  • Hoeffding Trees
    • Hoeffding Trees in Spark, in Practice
  • Streaming Clustering with Online K-Means
    • K-Means Clustering
    • Online Data and K-Means
    • The Problem of Decaying Clusters
    • Streaming K-Means with Spark Streaming
• D. References for Part IV
• V. Beyond Apache Spark
• 29. Other Distributed Real-Time Stream Processing Systems
  • Apache Storm
    • Processing Model
    • The Storm Topology
    • The Storm Cluster
    • Compared to Spark
  • Apache Flink
    • A Streaming-First Framework
    • Compared to Spark
  • Kafka Streams
    • Kafka Streams Programming Model
    • Compared to Spark
  • In the Cloud
    • Amazon Kinesis on AWS
    • Microsoft Azure Stream Analytics
    • Apache Beam/Google Cloud Dataflow
• 30. Looking Ahead
  • Stay Plugged In
    • Seek Help on Stack Overflow
    • Start Discussions on the Mailing Lists
    • Attend Conferences
  • Attend Meetups
    • Read Books
  • Contributing to the Apache Spark Project
• E. References for Part V
• Index