Multi-way Windowed Streams θ-Joins Using Cluster
Xinchun Liu; Jing Li; Xiaopeng Fan; Jun Chen
刊名International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing
2016
英文摘要Recent years have witnessed an increasing interesting in data stream processing, such as network monitoring, the e-business, advertising system and etc. Join is applied to explore the correlation among the tuples from multiple streams. In this paper, we present a general method named Distributed Streams Join (DSJ) to process multi-way windowed streams θ-joins using a shared-nothing cluster. DSJ contains a distribution method named Time-Slice Distribution Method (TDM) and a join method named Transfer Join Method (TJM). Different from previous work, DSJ can (1) process multi-way θ-joins under arbitrary predicates; (2) preserve the integrity of results and load balance while distributing tuples to different nodes for parallel joining; (3) carry out the join operation in a local optimum order according to the histograms maintained in a real-time way. We have built DSJ on our own stream processing cluster to deal with multi-way streams joins and the experiments demonstrate that our DSJ can not only guarantee the load balance among all the computing nodes but also improve the throughput effectively.
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原文出处http://www.earticle.net/Article.aspx?sn=271592
语种英语
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.siat.ac.cn:8080/handle/172644/10237]  
专题深圳先进技术研究院_数字所
作者单位International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing
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Xinchun Liu,Jing Li,Xiaopeng Fan,et al. Multi-way Windowed Streams θ-Joins Using Cluster[J]. International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing,2016.
APA Xinchun Liu,Jing Li,Xiaopeng Fan,&Jun Chen.(2016).Multi-way Windowed Streams θ-Joins Using Cluster.International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing.
MLA Xinchun Liu,et al."Multi-way Windowed Streams θ-Joins Using Cluster".International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing (2016).
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