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- A unique insight and fascinating event driven journey that breathes life into Oracle Event Processing.
- Explore the evolution and major capabilities of this innovative Oracle product in a step by step, building block fashion.
- Packed with samples and simple tutorials evolved through years of close collaboration with expert users and industry specialists.
- Written by the team of professionals behind Oracle Complex Event Processing.
Book Details
Language : EnglishPaperback : 340 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : March 2013
ISBN : 1849684545
ISBN 13 : 9781849684545
Author(s) : Alexandre Alves, Robin J. Smith, Lloyd Williams
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Oracle Applications, Enterprise, Oracle
Table of Contents
PrefaceChapter 1: An Overview of Complex Event Processing
Chapter 2: An Overview of Oracle Event Processing
Chapter 3: Adapting Events for OEP
Chapter 4: Assembling and Configuring OEP Applications
Chapter 5: Coding with CQL
Chapter 6: Managing and Monitoring Applications
Chapter 7: Using Tables and Caches for Contextual Data
Chapter 8: Pattern Matching with CQL
Chapter 9: Implementing Performance Scaling, Concurrency, and High Availability for Oracle Event Processing
Chapter 10: Introducing Spatial: A Telemetric Use Case
Chapter 11: Extending CQL with Spatial and JDBC
Chapter 12: Looking Ahead: The Future of Oracle Event Processing
Index
- Chapter 1: An Overview of Complex Event Processing
- What is event processing?
- Relating this to a business in computing terms
- Use case: A solution for customer problems
- Key elements of event stream processing
- An event
- An event stream
- An event type
- Event Processing Network
- Event processing languages and extensibility
- Processor event node methodologies
- Processor extensibility
- Event processor "Intelligence Injection"
- Holistic Event-Driven and Service Orientated Architectures
- Predicting an event
- Summary
- Chapter 2: An Overview of Oracle Event Processing
- Understanding the heritage of Oracle Event Processing
- The Java Event-Driven Server, the bits and bytes of the architecture
- The adopted event language
- CQL concepts
- The philosophy and fundamentals of developing
- Creating an Oracle Event Processing application
- Some hints and tips
- Controlling from the command line
- Watching things happen and changing what happens
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Adapting Events for OEP
- Creating and converting events
- Event type system
- Platform adapters
- The JMS adapter
- The CSV adapter
- HTTP pub-sub adapter
- Configuring your own custom adapter
- Leveraging OSGi services to create an adapter
- Packaging custom adapters
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Assembling and Configuring OEP Applications
- Implementing the component model
- Exploring the EPN extensions
- Defining a simple Spring bean
- Creating the event type repository
- Setting up the adapters
- Configuring channels
- Implementing event-beans
- Enabling the power of CQL processors
- Defining a database table
- Using caching
- Understanding the application configuration
- Adapter configuration
- Channel configuration
- Cache configuration
- Defining resources in the server configuration
- Extending the component type infrastructure
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Coding with CQL
- Introducing CQL
- Understanding CQL fundamentals
- Establishing your sources and destinations
- Processing models
- The structure and semantics of event processing
- Restricting streams with Windows
- Tuple-based windows
- Partitioned windows
- Output
- Controlling output with slides
- The unbounded window
- The constant value range window
- The NOW window and the Last Event window
- SQL as a foundation
- Joins
- External sources
- Aggregations
- Ordering
- Views
- Set operations
- Typing and expressions
- Timing models
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Managing and Monitoring Applications
- Configuring the logging service
- Provisioning applications
- Changing application configuration
- Managing server-wide configuration
- Controlling concurrency with work managers
- Accessing contextual data with data sources
- Browsing metadata with the event type repository
- Monitoring progress
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Using Tables and Caches for Contextual Data
- Setting up JDBC data sources
- Enriching events using a database table
- Setting up caching systems
- Enriching events using a cache
- Using caches as event sources and sinks
- Implementing an event bean to access a cache
- Monitoring Coherence in the Visualizer
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Pattern Matching with CQL
- Extending CQL with OEP cartridges
- Blending CQL and Java
- Class loading in CQL
- Handling ambiguities between Java and CQL
- Using the JavaBeans conventions in CQL
- Processing XML with CQL
- Handling XML document sources
- Pattern matching
- Partitioning events for matching
- Patterns as regular expressions
- Controlling the number of matches
- Working with correlation groups
- Expiring patterns
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Implementing Performance Scaling, Concurrency, and High Availability for Oracle Event Processing
- Scalability versus high availability
- Understanding performance and ways to influence
- Scaling Oracle Event Processing
- The threading model
- Optimizing threading in channels
- The EventPartitioner example
- Using concurrency with processors
- Partitioned versus pipelined parallelism
- Improving performance with batching
- General event processing, network performance tuning, and memory sizing observations
- High availability in Oracle Event Processing
- Failure scenarios
- A sample HA Event Processing application
- High availability quality of services
- Simple failover
- Simple failover with buffering
- Lightweight queue trimming
- Precise recovery with JMS
- The HA application
- ActiveMQ server
- The JMS Message Client
- Running the HA solution sample
- Studying the Visualizer tooling for HA implementation
- Summary
- Chapter 10: Introducing Spatial: A Telemetric Use Case
- Introduction to Oracle Spatial with Oracle Event Processing
- Basic geospatial concepts and use cases
- Geo-streaming
- Geo-fencing
- Bus tracking movement event patterns
- The Oracle Spatial Data Cartridge
- Oracle geospatial features
- Tracking vehicles with an Oracle Event Processing application
- Key application elements
- Bus tracking EPN
- BusSpatialProcessor
- Bus tracking visual user interface
- How to run this bus tracking sample application
- Summary
- Chapter 11: Extending CQL with Spatial and JDBC
- Creating geometries
- Determining if geometries relate to each other
- Configuring the spatial context
- Retrieving external tables using SQL
- Summary
- Chapter 12: Looking Ahead: The Future of Oracle Event Processing
- Possible technology strategic directions
- Evolving developer environments
- Service-oriented Architecture integration
- Event intelligence on the computing edge with Sensor integration
- Event container platform manipulation profiles
- The Embedded profile
- Fast Data for Big Data
- Fast data sample
- Looking around the corner with predictive analytics
- More on analytics
- A Predicting Use Case
- Understanding the "Fuzzy" results
- Extending insurance solutions and JDBC data cartridge summary
- Advancing performance with embedded hardware
- The growing event processing standards
- Summary
Alexandre Alves
Robin J. Smith
Lloyd Williams
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This getting started book will use practical chapters which follow logical and progressively more complex tasks and examples, which will impart the skills of how to use Oracle Complex Event Processing to the reader.
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