Adam Glustein - Enabling real-time insights through stream processing in Python | PyData London 2024

Enabling real-time insights through stream processing in Python using Apache Beam, Apache Flink, and CSP, with applications in finance, transportation, and healthcare, and the power to analyze and visualize complex systems.

Key takeaways
  • Stream processing is about reacting to events in real-time, coordinating input data, and transforming it.
  • Apache Beam and Apache Flink are two popular open-source stream processing frameworks.
  • CSP (Composable Stream Processing) is a newly open-source library for stream processing in Python.
  • CSP provides a modular structure for building stream processing applications.
  • Stream processors can be used in various industries, such as finance, transportation, and healthcare.
  • Real-time data feeds can be used to gain insights into complex systems.
  • Stream processing can be used to analyze and visualize large amounts of data.
  • CSP provides a simple and flexible way to build stream processing applications.
  • Nodes in CSP can be used to perform various transformations on data.
  • CSP provides a way to schedule downstream consumers and execute pipelines in a nice fashion.
  • Real-time data can be used to analyze and visualize complex systems.
  • CSP provides a way to reason about complex systems and gain insights into their behavior.
  • Stream processing can be used to build interactive dashboards for real-time data.
  • CSP provides a way to integrate with other libraries and frameworks, such as Pandas and Matplotlib.
  • Real-time data can be used to analyze and visualize complex systems.
  • CSP provides a way to schedule downstream consumers and execute pipelines in a nice fashion.
  • Stream processing can be used to build interactive dashboards for real-time data.
  • CSP provides a way to integrate with other libraries and frameworks, such as Pandas and Matplotlib.