Getting Started with Storm
Autor Jonathan Leibiusky, Gabriel Eisbruch, Dario Simonassien Limba Engleză Paperback – 16 oct 2012
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781449324018
ISBN-10: 1449324010
Pagini: 103
Dimensiuni: 179 x 240 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: O'Reilly
ISBN-10: 1449324010
Pagini: 103
Dimensiuni: 179 x 240 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: O'Reilly
Cuprins
Preface;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Using Code Examples;
Safari® Books Online;
How to Contact Us;
Acknowledgements;
Chapter 1: Basics;
1.1 The Components of Storm;
1.2 The Properties of Storm;
Chapter 2: Getting Started;
2.1 Operation Modes;
2.2 Hello World Storm;
2.3 Creating Our First Topology;
2.4 Conclusion;
Chapter 3: Topologies;
3.1 Stream Grouping;
3.2 LocalCluster versus StormSubmitter;
3.3 DRPC Topologies;
Chapter 4: Spouts;
4.1 Reliable versus Unreliable Messages;
4.2 Getting Data;
4.3 Conclusion;
Chapter 5: Bolts;
5.1 Bolt Lifecycle;
5.2 Bolt Structure;
5.3 Reliable versus Unreliable Bolts;
5.4 Multiple Streams;
5.5 Multiple Anchoring;
5.6 Using IBasicBolt to Ack Automatically;
Chapter 6: A Real-Life Example;
6.1 The Node.js Web Application;
6.2 Starting the Node.js Web Application;
6.3 The Storm Topology;
6.4 The Redis Server;
6.5 Testing the Topology;
6.6 Notes on Scalability and Availability;
Chapter 7: Using Non-JVM Languages with Storm;
7.1 The Multilang Protocol Specification;
Chapter 8: Transactional Topologies;
8.1 The Design;
8.2 Transactions in Action;
8.3 Partitioned Transactional Spouts;
8.4 Opaque Transactional Topologies;
Installing the Storm Client;
Installing Storm Cluster;
Real Life Example Setup;
Installing Redis;
Installing Node.js;
Building and Testing;
Running the Topology;
Playing with the Example;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Using Code Examples;
Safari® Books Online;
How to Contact Us;
Acknowledgements;
Chapter 1: Basics;
1.1 The Components of Storm;
1.2 The Properties of Storm;
Chapter 2: Getting Started;
2.1 Operation Modes;
2.2 Hello World Storm;
2.3 Creating Our First Topology;
2.4 Conclusion;
Chapter 3: Topologies;
3.1 Stream Grouping;
3.2 LocalCluster versus StormSubmitter;
3.3 DRPC Topologies;
Chapter 4: Spouts;
4.1 Reliable versus Unreliable Messages;
4.2 Getting Data;
4.3 Conclusion;
Chapter 5: Bolts;
5.1 Bolt Lifecycle;
5.2 Bolt Structure;
5.3 Reliable versus Unreliable Bolts;
5.4 Multiple Streams;
5.5 Multiple Anchoring;
5.6 Using IBasicBolt to Ack Automatically;
Chapter 6: A Real-Life Example;
6.1 The Node.js Web Application;
6.2 Starting the Node.js Web Application;
6.3 The Storm Topology;
6.4 The Redis Server;
6.5 Testing the Topology;
6.6 Notes on Scalability and Availability;
Chapter 7: Using Non-JVM Languages with Storm;
7.1 The Multilang Protocol Specification;
Chapter 8: Transactional Topologies;
8.1 The Design;
8.2 Transactions in Action;
8.3 Partitioned Transactional Spouts;
8.4 Opaque Transactional Topologies;
Installing the Storm Client;
Installing Storm Cluster;
Real Life Example Setup;
Installing Redis;
Installing Node.js;
Building and Testing;
Running the Topology;
Playing with the Example;