Part 2 of 2 - Demystifying Cloud Native strategies and how Real-Time Real Estate might look in the future “This is a new paradigm, going away from the store everything in a database or data lake concept...”. Part 2 of 2 - In part two of this explorative episode of the Beyond Buildings podcast, we continue to talk to the rockstar that is
Very rewarding and interesting two episodes, thanks for that!
I could not resist to think about Apache Hadoop och Apache Spark while listening to theese episodes. Now I might be asking you for relly stupid explanations, but plese have understanding, I am not developer but just an architect in a role of property owner/digitalisation strategist.
If I was lucky enough to get right conclusions, than Kafka is resulting in visualisation/streaming but Hadoop and Spark are resulting in some answers or solutions (on demand) after processing really much data located at different places. Right?
If that is the case than I would like to understand if those IT ecosystems are syncronised, do they supplement each other, whether their activities overlap, how they work together for the same client and make value?
Very rewarding and interesting two episodes, thanks for that!
I could not resist to think about Apache Hadoop och Apache Spark while listening to theese episodes. Now I might be asking you for relly stupid explanations, but plese have understanding, I am not developer but just an architect in a role of property owner/digitalisation strategist.
If I was lucky enough to get right conclusions, than Kafka is resulting in visualisation/streaming but Hadoop and Spark are resulting in some answers or solutions (on demand) after processing really much data located at different places. Right?
If that is the case than I would like to understand if those IT ecosystems are syncronised, do they supplement each other, whether their activities overlap, how they work together for the same client and make value?
Maybe it could be toppic for episode nr.3 :)
Kind regards,
/Andrea G.