Sync severals spouts and bolt in Heron
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I am using Heropy. My topology looks the next way:
Spout1 -> Bolt1 - > Bolt2
Spout2 ---------> Bolt2
So, Bolt2 needs info from both Spout2 and Bolt1 in order to emit the result, however the info from Spout2 comes faster than the info from Bolt1 and Bolt2 has to wait until if has both Spout2 and Bolt1 info. How can I sync information flow using Heron API so that Bolt2 emits the result only after all the info available?
python heron
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
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I am using Heropy. My topology looks the next way:
Spout1 -> Bolt1 - > Bolt2
Spout2 ---------> Bolt2
So, Bolt2 needs info from both Spout2 and Bolt1 in order to emit the result, however the info from Spout2 comes faster than the info from Bolt1 and Bolt2 has to wait until if has both Spout2 and Bolt1 info. How can I sync information flow using Heron API so that Bolt2 emits the result only after all the info available?
python heron
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
123
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I am using Heropy. My topology looks the next way:
Spout1 -> Bolt1 - > Bolt2
Spout2 ---------> Bolt2
So, Bolt2 needs info from both Spout2 and Bolt1 in order to emit the result, however the info from Spout2 comes faster than the info from Bolt1 and Bolt2 has to wait until if has both Spout2 and Bolt1 info. How can I sync information flow using Heron API so that Bolt2 emits the result only after all the info available?
python heron
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
123
I am using Heropy. My topology looks the next way:
Spout1 -> Bolt1 - > Bolt2
Spout2 ---------> Bolt2
So, Bolt2 needs info from both Spout2 and Bolt1 in order to emit the result, however the info from Spout2 comes faster than the info from Bolt1 and Bolt2 has to wait until if has both Spout2 and Bolt1 info. How can I sync information flow using Heron API so that Bolt2 emits the result only after all the info available?
python heron
python heron
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
123
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
123
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
123
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
123
asked Nov 16 '18 at 14:40
Alexandr ProskurinAlexandr Proskurin
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In general the order/synchronization is not guaranteed in streaming. It is hard for spout1 and spout2 themselves to be 100% synchronized I feel.
I am thinking there is one options you might consider: hooking bolt1 to spout2 and emiting the tuples from spout2 directly, disconnecting bolt2 from spout2. So that bolt1 becomes the source of truth of the ordering.
Windowing might be another option, but it requires more considerations and works.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 18:20
Ning WangNing Wang
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Heron doesn't synchronize tuples from different components automatically. So you will need to buffer the tuples from Spout2 and wait until the corresponding tuples from Bolt1 arrive, then do the computation.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 21:37
NengNeng
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In general the order/synchronization is not guaranteed in streaming. It is hard for spout1 and spout2 themselves to be 100% synchronized I feel.
I am thinking there is one options you might consider: hooking bolt1 to spout2 and emiting the tuples from spout2 directly, disconnecting bolt2 from spout2. So that bolt1 becomes the source of truth of the ordering.
Windowing might be another option, but it requires more considerations and works.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 18:20
Ning WangNing Wang
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In general the order/synchronization is not guaranteed in streaming. It is hard for spout1 and spout2 themselves to be 100% synchronized I feel.
I am thinking there is one options you might consider: hooking bolt1 to spout2 and emiting the tuples from spout2 directly, disconnecting bolt2 from spout2. So that bolt1 becomes the source of truth of the ordering.
Windowing might be another option, but it requires more considerations and works.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 18:20
Ning WangNing Wang
862
add a comment |
In general the order/synchronization is not guaranteed in streaming. It is hard for spout1 and spout2 themselves to be 100% synchronized I feel.
I am thinking there is one options you might consider: hooking bolt1 to spout2 and emiting the tuples from spout2 directly, disconnecting bolt2 from spout2. So that bolt1 becomes the source of truth of the ordering.
Windowing might be another option, but it requires more considerations and works.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 18:20
Ning WangNing Wang
862
In general the order/synchronization is not guaranteed in streaming. It is hard for spout1 and spout2 themselves to be 100% synchronized I feel.
I am thinking there is one options you might consider: hooking bolt1 to spout2 and emiting the tuples from spout2 directly, disconnecting bolt2 from spout2. So that bolt1 becomes the source of truth of the ordering.
Windowing might be another option, but it requires more considerations and works.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 18:20
Ning WangNing Wang
862
answered Nov 16 '18 at 18:20
Ning WangNing Wang
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answered Nov 16 '18 at 18:20
Ning WangNing Wang
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Heron doesn't synchronize tuples from different components automatically. So you will need to buffer the tuples from Spout2 and wait until the corresponding tuples from Bolt1 arrive, then do the computation.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 21:37
NengNeng
1462
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Heron doesn't synchronize tuples from different components automatically. So you will need to buffer the tuples from Spout2 and wait until the corresponding tuples from Bolt1 arrive, then do the computation.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 21:37
NengNeng
1462
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Heron doesn't synchronize tuples from different components automatically. So you will need to buffer the tuples from Spout2 and wait until the corresponding tuples from Bolt1 arrive, then do the computation.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 21:37
NengNeng
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Heron doesn't synchronize tuples from different components automatically. So you will need to buffer the tuples from Spout2 and wait until the corresponding tuples from Bolt1 arrive, then do the computation.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 21:37
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