Hi all,
I'm finally (almost) done with transitioning the contents from here to the new domain, www.disasterjs.com . From now on I will update that blog, but I'll keep this open for a while so that people can find me there!
See ya on the new doma...
Friday, February 7, 2014
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Posted by Masiar on 12:53 AM with 318 comments
Hi all,
as mentioned in the previous post, I wanted to make a huge surprise to all of you. I bought a couple of weeks ago a domain for this blog, here! Yay! But... I had several issues setting it up, and I'm still struggling to bring all the old posts there and make it work. When everything is going to be setup, I will close this blog and move to the other one!
In the future I have to finish the streaming history as it is taking a long time to end... and then I have already a couple of ideas in mind as for working reasons I'm going to treat...
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Posted by Masiar on 1:27 AM with 11 comments
I know it's a bit late, but happy new year! I had many deadlines coming and I couldn't really update the blog. I have a couple of ideas for articles but I don't really have time to write them. Anyways I'm working on a surprise. Hopefully by tomorrow I will unveil it!
Stay tun...
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Posted by Masiar on 12:21 PM with 2 comments
Finally, here we are on the third part of the streaming system history. I'm sorry it took so long, but I had many, many things to do for work and I was very busy with real life stuff.
In this part I'm going to introduce systems from 2011. If you find any mistake or anything incomplete feel free to let me know by commenting the post! Not all the 2011 systems are shown in this post, I will complete it with the final, fourth part.
In this part I'm going to quickly talk about Storm (2011) and WebRTC (2011).
Storm is a distributed computational...
Monday, November 25, 2013
Posted by Masiar on 8:43 AM with No comments
Here I am again with some history on streaming systems! Today I would like to dive into systems born from 2005 to 2010. If you find any mistake please comment the post and let me know!
In this post I'm going to talk about the second generation of streaming systems: Borealis (2005), SPC (2006), DryadLINQ (2008) and S4 (2010).
Borealis is a distributed stream processing engine which inherits much from Aurora and Medusa. Aurora is a framework for monitoring application born around 2002. At the high level, the system model is made...
Friday, November 15, 2013
Posted by Masiar on 1:53 AM with 11 comments
Lately I've been very busy studying streaming systems in general. I've took a look at the last decade streaming systems and what literature proposed. I want to share a little bit my findings summing up things here a little bit. I'm going to divide this series of posts in three, one for each generation of streaming systems. All the data should be more or less correct, but feel free to comment below and ask question of correct mistakes if there are! I would like to be the more precise as possible.
The first generation of streams proposes, among...
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Posted by Masiar on 4:55 AM with 20 comments
Hi all, I'm sorry I couldn't post much later. I've been in vacation for a while, and then suddenly a big chunk of work arrived, and I had practically 0 time to write here. I'm not even programming anymore, just paper writing and teaching assisting. Hopefully I'll be back on track after the 15th, the last deadline for the last paper I wrote.
Until next time, see ...
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