Stream processing

Stream processing is a way to handle data that is always moving. Instead of waiting for all the data to be collected, stream processing works with the data as soon as it arrives. This makes it very useful for situations where we need to make decisions quickly, like detecting fraud in financial transactions or tracking information from sensors.[1]

  1. Narkhede, Neha; Shapira, Gwen; Palino, Todd. Kafka: The Definitive Guide. ISBN 978-1491936160.

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