Data Streaming
Data streaming, also known as event streaming, is a data processing paradigm that involves continuously processing and analyzing real-time data streams or events as they occur. It enables applications to react and respond to changes and events in real-time, facilitating use cases such as real-time analytics, monitoring, and event-driven architectures. Readers can explore data streaming architectures, technologies, and platforms for building scalable and resilient real-time data processing pipelines, leveraging stream processing frameworks and event-driven design patterns.
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