DBTB INT Shinji Kim
summary
Concord is a distributed stream-processing framework written in C++ and built on Apache Mesos that targets low-latency, multi-service real-time pipelines rather than batch ETL. It claims high performance and flexible deployment for running applications like algorithmic trading and real-time bidding, coordinating multiple services and alerting workflows; the talk reports these use cases run in production but gives no benchmark numbers or a live demo to verify the performance claims.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28What is the most exciting thing about being here
- 1:19What is the most exciting part about being at DBTB
- 2:11What is Concord
- 3:22How to become a data scientist
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