Event processing in action / Opher Etzion, Peter Niblett

Por: Etzion, OpherColaborador(es): Niblett, PeterTipo de material: TextoTextoDetalles de publicación: Greenwich : Manning, 2010 Descripción: XXIV, 360 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 978-1-935182-21-4Tema(s): Redes de ordenadores | Arquitectura de ordenadoresResumen: Event processing apps collect, analyze, and react to events as they occur. They recognize event patterns-from the obvious to the complex, even predicting outcomes such as power shortages or customer dissatisfaction-and respond to them accordingly. In some applications, such as financial trading, fast reaction times are a must. Event Processing in Action is a ground-breaking book that shows you how to use, design, and build event processing applications. It follows a detailed example to present the concepts and show you the how-tos of both architecture and implementation. The book and its accompanying website introduce the leading free and commercial tools available, along with several language implementations and many examples.Resumen: Índice: Part 1 The basics 1 Entering the world of event processing 1.1 Event-driven behavior and event-driven computing 1.2 Introduction to event processing 1.3 The business value of an event processing platform 1.4 Event processing and its connection to related concepts 1.5 The Fast Flower Delivery application 1.6 Using this book's website 1.7 Summary 2 Principles of event processing 2.1 Events and event-based programming 2.2 Main concepts of event processing 2.3 Modeling event processing networks 2.4 Summary Part 2 The building blocks 3 Defining the events 3.1 Event types 3.2 Header attributes... Etc.
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Event processing apps collect, analyze, and react to events as they occur. They recognize event patterns-from the obvious to the complex, even predicting outcomes such as power shortages or customer dissatisfaction-and respond to them accordingly. In some applications, such as financial trading, fast reaction times are a must. Event Processing in Action is a ground-breaking book that shows you how to use, design, and build event processing applications. It follows a detailed example to present the concepts and show you the how-tos of both architecture and implementation. The book and its accompanying website introduce the leading free and commercial tools available, along with several language implementations and many examples.

Índice: Part 1 The basics 1 Entering the world of event processing 1.1 Event-driven behavior and event-driven computing 1.2 Introduction to event processing 1.3 The business value of an event processing platform 1.4 Event processing and its connection to related concepts 1.5 The Fast Flower Delivery application 1.6 Using this book's website 1.7 Summary 2 Principles of event processing 2.1 Events and event-based programming 2.2 Main concepts of event processing 2.3 Modeling event processing networks 2.4 Summary Part 2 The building blocks 3 Defining the events 3.1 Event types 3.2 Header attributes... Etc.

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