You can pick any port you want, as long as you run both commands with the same
value.
### Event Types
SocketFlink will output (on the "output" window) some internal events. You can
get more information about those by reading the source code; each event type is
based on a Flink function (an operation done in the pipeline) and before each
function there is a deeper explanation on what the function does.
The list of event types is:
<dl>
<dt>CREATE</dt>
<dd>SocketFlink interpreted the value you entered and created an event to be processed.</dd>
<dt>WATERMARK</dt>
<dd>The just created event forced the watermark to be moved. In this example, the watermark
will move every time it sees an event that is most recent than any preivous one.</dd>
<dt>REDUCE</dt>
<dd>SocketFlink will group duplicated words in a single element. When this happens, a
REDUCE event will appear.</dd>
<dt>FIRING</dt>
<dd>Flink decided it was time for the event to be expelled from a window.</dd>
<dt>SINK</dt>
<dd>The fired element in the previous event type reached the sink.</dd>
</dl>
### An example run
| Input | Output | Explanation |
| ----------- | ------ | ----------- |
| `1 window1` | `CREATE - window1 at 1s seen 1 times`<br>`WATERMARK - moved to -9 ` | You entered `1 window1`; this means "Hey SocketFlink, at the second 1, the word 'window1' appears"; SocketFlink will, then, create the word `window1` and, because it is the most recent event, will move the watermark (it's 10 second past the most recent event, so second 1 minus 10 seconds equals second -9) |