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Kartik Bhatnagar
Barry Hart
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Kartik Bhatnagar loves nature and likes to visit picturesque places. He is a technical architect in the big data analytics unit of Infosys. He is passionate about new technologies. He is leading the development work of Apache Storm and MarkLogic NoSQL for a leading bank. Kartik has a total 10 years of experience in software development for Fortune 500 companies in many countries. His expertise also includes the full Amazon Web Services (AWS) stack and modern open source libraries. He is active on the StackOverflow platform and is always eager to help young developers with new technologies. Kartik has also worked as a reviewer of a book called Elasticsearch Blueprints , Packt Publishing . In the future, he wants to work on predictive analytics.
Barry Hart began using Storm in 2012 at AirSage. He quickly saw the potential of Storm while suffering from the limitations of the basic storm.py that it provides. In response, he developed Petrel, the first open source library for developing Storm applications in pure Python. He also contributed some bug fixes to the core Storm project.
When it comes to development, Barry has worked on a little of everything: Windows printer drivers, logistics planning frameworks, OLAP engines for the retail industry, database engines, and big data workflows.
Barry is currently an architect and senior Python/C++ developer at Pindrop Security, helping fight phone fraud in banking, insurance, investment, and other industries.
I want to thank my wonderful wife, Beth, for all her love and support. I would also like to thank my two little boys, who keep me young and make every day special.
Oscar Campos has been working with Python since early 2007. He is the author of the famous Anaconda Python IDE package for Sublime Text 3, available as free software at http://github.com/DamnWidget/anaconda.
He currently works as a senior software engineer on EXADS, programming high-concurrency backend system applications in Golang.
Oscar has also reviewed PySide GUI Application Development , Packt Publishing .
I want to thank my wife, Lydia, for all her support in every aspect of my lifewithout you, nothing could be possible.
Pavan Narayanan is a blogger at DataScience Hacks (>.
Pavan has also reviewed Apache Mahout Essentials , Learning Apache Mahout Classification , and Mastering Machine Learning with R , all by Packt Publishing.
I would like to thank my family and God almighty for all the strength and endurance, and the folks at Packt Publishing for the opportunity to work on this book.
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Apache Storm is a powerful framework for creating complex workflows that ingest and process huge amounts of data. With its generic concepts of spouts and bolts, along with simple deployment and monitoring tools, it allows developers to focus on the specifics of their workflow without reinventing the wheel.
However, Storm is written in Java. While it supports other programming languages besides Java, the tools are incomplete and there is little documentation and few examples.
One of the authors of this book created Petrel, the first framework that supports the creation of Storm topologies in 100 percent Python. He has firsthand experience with the struggles of building a Python Storm topology on the Java tool set. This book closes this gap, providing a resource to help Python developers of all experience levels in building their own applications using Storm.
, Getting Acquainted with Storm , provides detailed information about Storm's use cases, different installation modes, and configuration in Storm.
, The Storm Anatomy , tells you about Storm-specific terminologies, processes, fault tolerance in Storm, tuning parallelism in Storm, and guaranteed tuple processing, with detailed explanations about each of these.
, Introducing Petrel , introduces a framework called Petrel for building Storm topologies in Python. This chapter walks through the installation of Petrel and includes a simple example.
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