Re:Outgrowing Apache Storm: why we built in-house distribute...
by pixelmonkey on Thursday October 01, 2015 @09:13PM
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Makes total sense, especially the part "Superchief is not an off-the-shelf-framework that anyone will be able to drop-in to fulfill their stream processing requirements".
So, essentially, Storm solved a more generic problem than you needed it to solve. Superchief is a narrower system that more closely aligns with your problem domain, and this let you not only simplify a little but also gain efficiency. Makes sense!
(p.s. the reason I ask is because I am deeply committed to the Apache Storm open source community, as one of the co-authors of streamparse and pystorm.)
So, essentially, Storm solved a more generic problem than you needed it to solve. Superchief is a narrower system that more closely aligns with your problem domain, and this let you not only simplify a little but also gain efficiency. Makes sense!
(p.s. the reason I ask is because I am deeply committed to the Apache Storm open source community, as one of the co-authors of streamparse and pystorm.)