Best Streaming Analytics Platforms for Hadoop

Find and compare the best Streaming Analytics platforms for Hadoop in 2024

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    StarTree Reviews
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    StarTree Cloud is a fully-managed real-time analytics platform designed for OLAP at massive speed and scale for user-facing applications. Powered by Apache Pinot, StarTree Cloud provides enterprise-grade reliability and advanced capabilities such as tiered storage, scalable upserts, plus additional indexes and connectors. It integrates seamlessly with transactional databases and event streaming platforms, ingesting data at millions of events per second and indexing it for lightning-fast query responses. StarTree Cloud is available on your favorite public cloud or for private SaaS deployment. StarTree Cloud includes StarTree Data Manager, which allows you to ingest data from both real-time sources such as Amazon Kinesis, Apache Kafka, Apache Pulsar, or Redpanda, as well as batch data sources such as data warehouses like Snowflake, Delta Lake or Google BigQuery, or object stores like Amazon S3, Apache Flink, Apache Hadoop, or Apache Spark. StarTree ThirdEye is an add-on anomaly detection system running on top of StarTree Cloud that observes your business-critical metrics, alerting you and allowing you to perform root-cause analysis — all in real-time.
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    IBM StreamSets Reviews

    IBM StreamSets

    IBM

    $1000 per month
    IBM® StreamSets allows users to create and maintain smart streaming data pipelines using an intuitive graphical user interface. This facilitates seamless data integration in hybrid and multicloud environments. IBM StreamSets is used by leading global companies to support millions data pipelines, for modern analytics and intelligent applications. Reduce data staleness, and enable real-time information at scale. Handle millions of records across thousands of pipelines in seconds. Drag-and-drop processors that automatically detect and adapt to data drift will protect your data pipelines against unexpected changes and shifts. Create streaming pipelines for ingesting structured, semistructured, or unstructured data to deliver it to multiple destinations.
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    Fluentd Reviews

    Fluentd

    Fluentd Project

    To make log data easily accessible and usable, it is important to have a single, unified layer of logging. However, existing tools fall short: legacy tools are not built for new cloud APIs and microservice-oriented architecture in mind and are not innovating quickly enough. Treasure Data created Fluentd to solve the problems of creating a unified log layer with a modular architecture and extensible plugin model. It also has a performance optimized engine. Fluentd Enterprise also addresses Enterprise requirements like Trusted Packaging. Security. Security.
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    Apache Spark Reviews

    Apache Spark

    Apache Software Foundation

    Apache Spark™, a unified analytics engine that can handle large-scale data processing, is available. Apache Spark delivers high performance for streaming and batch data. It uses a state of the art DAG scheduler, query optimizer, as well as a physical execution engine. Spark has over 80 high-level operators, making it easy to create parallel apps. You can also use it interactively via the Scala, Python and R SQL shells. Spark powers a number of libraries, including SQL and DataFrames and MLlib for machine-learning, GraphX and Spark Streaming. These libraries can be combined seamlessly in one application. Spark can run on Hadoop, Apache Mesos and Kubernetes. It can also be used standalone or in the cloud. It can access a variety of data sources. Spark can be run in standalone cluster mode on EC2, Hadoop YARN and Mesos. Access data in HDFS and Alluxio.
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    Apache Flink Reviews

    Apache Flink

    Apache Software Foundation

    Apache Flink is a distributed processing engine and framework for stateful computations using unbounded and bounded data streams. Flink can be used in all cluster environments and perform computations at any scale and in-memory speed. A stream of events can be used to produce any type of data. All data, including credit card transactions, machine logs, sensor measurements, and user interactions on a website, mobile app, are generated as streams. Apache Flink excels in processing both unbounded and bound data sets. Flink's runtime can run any type of application on unbounded stream streams thanks to its precise control of state and time. Bounded streams are internal processed by algorithms and data structure that are specifically designed to process fixed-sized data sets. This results in excellent performance. Flink can be used with all of the resource managers previously mentioned.
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