Stream Processing
Stream Processing is a method of tracking and analyzing streams of information of an event, and eventually obtaining useful structured conclusions out of that raw information.
Stream Processing consists of a combination of data from multiple sources to infer events or patterns that may demonstrate unusual activities or anomalies, consequently requiring immediate action. This method is commonly known as a Complex Event Processing or CEP.
Altair's CEP engine is named Panopticon Streams and it is built so that it can cooperate with different CEP engines.
nodes (operators, inputs, outputs…) and a set of
edges (streams) that are interconnected with each other
throughout the platform:
Figure 1.
Users only have access to the operations represented by circles. The remainder of the graph represents tasks done by the backend team.