2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00521-023-08326-1
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An event-based data processing system using Kafka container cluster on Kubernetes environment

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“…Literature [1] gives a new response speed optimization method of power supply system in K8S container cluster environment, but this method has great pertinency and limitations, and is difficult to be widely applied at present. Literatures [2][3][4] have studied the network transmission, load balancing, network environment and compatibility of K8S container cluster, and designed different schemes to improve performance. However, these schemes often require a lot of upgrading and optimization of the existing system, and the cost is difficult to estimate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature [1] gives a new response speed optimization method of power supply system in K8S container cluster environment, but this method has great pertinency and limitations, and is difficult to be widely applied at present. Literatures [2][3][4] have studied the network transmission, load balancing, network environment and compatibility of K8S container cluster, and designed different schemes to improve performance. However, these schemes often require a lot of upgrading and optimization of the existing system, and the cost is difficult to estimate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…User behavior data is synchronized to HDFS using Flume, and full and incremental service data is synchronized to HDFS using Maxwell+Flume and DataX, respectively. A Kafka cluster [6] was configured as a buffer between Flume at the collection layer and the synchronization layer to prevent the server from going down due to excessive data volume. An ETL interceptor [9] was configured on the collection tier Flume to perform simple data cleansing and filter illegal data to prevent Hive from parsing subsequent sequences.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%