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Since recently, the Flink community is working on a service that integrates a query interface, (external) table catalogs, and result serving functionality for static, appending, and updating result sets. We will discuss the design and feature set of this query service and how it can be used for exploratory batch and streaming queries, ETL pipelines, and live updating query results that serve applications, such as real-time dashboards. The talk concludes with a brief demo of a client running queries against the service.
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Timo Walther, Software Engineer, Data Artisans
ArcBlock's Technical Learning Series Presents: Intro to HTTP/2.
You may not know that your browser supports HTTP/2 long times ago. What exactly is HTTP/2? What's the difference between HTTP/2 and HTTP? Why do we even need HTTP2/? What can we do with HTTP/2's new feature? This talk is all about HTTP/2, also we will demonstrate how to write a simple HTTP/2 client in 33 lines of code.
HTTP/2早在2015年就被互联网工程任务小组制定为标准，我们用的浏览器其实早就悄悄支持HTTP/2了。HTTP/2到底比HTTP/1.1好在哪里？关于HTTP/2我需要知道什么？听说HTTP/3快要出了现在才讲HTTP/2是不是有点晚？这篇讲座将解答您的这些问题。另外我们也会现场演示如何用33行代码写一个最简单的HTTP/2客户端。"
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35. Dataset Processing Visualization
Size of data frame defines memory consuption
Memory = Size of columns in rows * number of rows
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57. Transformation is a process of
converting, cleansing and
structuring data into usable
format.
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Date Time object
71. How sorting can be
memory efficient?
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72. External sorting is a
type of sorting
algorithms that can
handle large amounts
of data
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94. Schema can be used to
either validate dataset
or to improve
extraction performance
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103. While working with
big datasets and
complex
transformations
schema validation is
necessary to
guarantee data
quality
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data analysis and data
science much easier
(cheaper)
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