This repository contains the files and lectures for the [Insert Title or Organization Name Here] Spark Streaming Tutorial using Python.

1. Introduction to Streaming:
   • What is streaming?
   • Why use streaming?
   • Popular streaming tools (Kafka, Apache Spark streaming, etc.)
2. Overview of Apache Spark streaming
   • What is Apache Spark streaming?
   • The advantages of Apache Spark streaming
   • User case of Apache Spark streaming
3. Set up Environment on our local box:
   • Install language SD, Python(if source code is written in Python) and Git (Video Example)
   • Check out Source code
   • Setup IDE for our demo project
   • Use IntelliJ IDEA if the program code is written in Scala or Java
   • We will discuss what IDE to use if the code is written in Python (Video Example)
4. Run our First Spark streaming projet
   • The first project would just create a Sparkcontext connect to Twitter stream and print out the live stream tweets
   • Need to demo how to create a twitter developer account to the twitter oauth token
   • Need to set the logging level to ERROR to reduce the output noise (Video Example)
   • Code samples one and two, don’t copy and paste these
   • We should point out winutils.exe needs to be installed for Windows users in order to run Spark applications.

1. What are Discretized Streams
   • Reference
   • Use some graph to explain DStreams
2. How to create Discretized Streams
   • Different ways to create DStreams
   • File Streams
   • Queue of RDDs as a Stream
   • Kafka
   • Flume
   • Kinesis
   • Twitter (Reference, revisit your first Spark application)
   • DEMO: Queue of RDDs as a Stream
3. Transformations on DStreams
   • Basic RDD transformations(stateless transformation): Map, flatMap, Filter, Repartition, Union, Count, Reduce, countByValue, reduceByKey, Join, Cogroup
   • DEMO: Pick up 2 of the transformations to demo in the program
   • EXERCISE: prepare an exercise for student to use one of the transformations
4. Transform Operation
   • What is transform operation and the benefit of it (Reference)
   • DEMO: do a demo with Transform Operation
   • EXERCISE: prepare an exercise for student to use transformation operation
5. Window Operations
   • What is Window Operations(better with some graphs)
   • Explain parameters (window length and sliding interval)
   • Some of the popular Window operations (e.g., Window, countByWindow, reduceByKeyAndWindow, countByValueAndWindow)
6. Window
   • Explain Window transformation in depth and what is the usage of Window function
   • DEMO: Do a demo with Window transformation
   • EXERCISE: Give an exercise about Window tansformation
7. countByWindow
   • Explain countByWindow transformation in depth and what is the usage of countByWindow function
   • DEMO: Do a demo with countByWindow transformation
   • EXERCISE: Give an exercise about countByWindow tansformation
8. reduceByKeyAndWindow
   • Explain reduceByKeyAndWindow transformation in depth and what is the usage of reduceByKeyAndWindow function
   • DEMO: Do a demo with reduceByKeyAndWindow transformation
   • EXERCISE: Give an exercise about reduceByKeyAndWindow tansformation
9. countByValueAndWindow
   • Explain countByValueAndWindow transformation in depth and what is the usage of countByValueAndWindow function
   • DEMO: Do a demo with countByValueAndWindow transformation
   • EXERCISE: Give an exercise about countByValueAndWindow tansformation
10. Output Operations on DStreams
    • Different output operation (e.g., Print, saveAsTextFiles, saveAsObjectFiles, saveAsHadoopFiles, foreachRDD)
    • DEMO: Demo how to save tweets to files (Example)
    • use foreachRDD and saveAsTextFiles
11. foreachRDD
    • Explain foreachRDD and the basic usage about foreachRDD
    • Design Patterns for foreachRDD
    • Reference: https://spark.apache.org/docs/latest/streaming-programming-guide.html#design-patterns-for-using-foreachrdd
    • DEMO: Do a demo with foreachRDD
    • EXERCISE: Give an exercise about foreachRDD
12. SQL OPERATIONS
    • Dataframe and SQL Operations
    • DEMO: Do a demo with SQL OPERATIONS
    • EXERCISE: Give an exercise about SQL OPERATIONS

1. Join Operations
   • Different types of Join
   • Stream-stream joins
   • Stream-dataset joins
   • DEMO: Do a demo with Stream-stream joins
   • DEMO: Do a demo with Stream-dataset joins
   • EXERCISE: Give an exercise with Stream-stream joins or Stream-dataset joins
2. Stateful transformation
   • Transformations
   • UpdateStateByKey
   • mapWithState
   • DEMO Do a demo with UpdateStateByKey or mapWithState
   • Needs come up with a proper scenario to use mapWithState or UpdateStateByKey, such as some web session data.
   • EXERCISE: Prepare an exercise with UpdateStateByKey or mapWithState
3. Check point
   • What is checkpoint and why use check point
   • Different types of checkpoint (Metadata checkpointing & Data checkpointing)
   • When to enable Checkpointing
   • How to configure Checkpointing
   • DEMO: Do a demo with Checkpointing
   • EXERCISE: Give Exercise with Checkpointing
4. Accumulators
   • What is Accumulators and usage of Accumulators
   • DEMO: Do a demo with Accumulators
   • EXERCISE: Give an Exercise with Accumulators
5. Fault-tolerance
   • Fault Tolerance Semantics

1. Performance Tuning
   • Reference
   • Reducing the Batch Processing Times
   • Level of Parallelism in Data Receiving
   • Level of Parallelism in Data Processing
   • Data Serialization
   • Task Launching Overheads
   • Setting the Right Batch Interval
   • Memory Tuning
2. Integration with Kafka
   • Introduction to Kafka
   • Why integrate with Kafka
   • DEMO: Demo
3. Integration with Kinesis
   • Introduction to Kinesis
   • Why integrate with Kinesis
   • DEMO: Demo

1. Introduction about Structured Streaming
   • Overview of Structured Streaming
   • The Benefit of structured streaming
   • Basic Concepts about Spark streaming
   • DEMO: A quick demo about an structured streaming example
2. Operations on streaming DataFrames/Datasets
   • Structured Streaming Programming Guide: Operations on Streaming Dataframe Datasets
   • DEMO: DO a demo:
   • EXERCISE: Prepare an excise
3. Window Operations
   • Structured Streaming Programming Guide: Window Operations on Event Time
   • DEMO: Do a demo (exmaple)
   • EXERCISE: Prepare an excise
4. Handling Late Data and Watermarking
   • Handling Late Data and Watermarking Example

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