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title = "Storm Real-Time Processing Cookbook - Quinton Anderson"
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date = 2017-07-30
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[taxonomies]
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tags = ["books", "quinton anderson", "reviews", "it", "storm", "stream processing", "big data"]
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[GoodReads Summary](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18430542-storm-real-time-processing-cookbook):
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A Cookbook with plenty of practical recipes for different uses of Storm.If you
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are a Java developer with basic knowledge of real-time processing and would
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like to learn Storm to process unbounded streams of data in real time, then
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this book is for you.
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The book presents a couple of problems and how to solve them in Storm. Or, at
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least, that's the premise.
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The whole problem is that the problem is described in very high level, like
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"process the logs". While this sounds alright, the book never goes to explain
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*how* the logs are store, they format and so on. So you have a solution for a
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very high level which you have no idea how good the solution could be because
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you have no idea how the data exists. It simply does and the Storm topology
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process it and that's it.
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Another problem is that, because all solutions are written in Java and Java is
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too damn verbose, instead of showing the whole code, the book goes into "Go to
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the file X, use the IDE to automatically add the imports and add this
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function." You never get a clear picture of how a complete bolt looks like.
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