The versatility of Apache Spark's API for both batch/ETL and streaming workloads brings the promise of lambda architecture to the real world. Few things help you concentrate like a last-minute change to a major project. One time, after working with a customer for three weeks to design and implement a proof-of-concept data ingest pipeline, the customer's chief architect told us: You know, I really like the design – Read more The post Building Lambda Architecture with Spark Streaming appeared first on Cloudera Engineering Blog.


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