BREAKING NEW GROUND: THE EVOLUTION OF CLOUD-NATIVE DATA STREAMING PLATFORMS
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https://doi.org/10.34218/IJCET_16_01_270Keywords:
Cloud-native Streaming, Data Processing Architectures, Edge Computing Integration, Real-time Analytics, Serverless ComputingAbstract
This comprehensive article explores the evolution and impact of cloud-native streaming platforms in modern data engineering. The article examines how these platforms have transformed traditional data processing paradigms, offering enhanced scalability, reliability, and operational efficiency. It investigates key technical innovations including auto-scaling partitions, schema management, and stream lineage capabilities, while analyzing implementations at major technology companies. The article also delves into multi-cloud architectures and serverless processing capabilities, highlighting how these advances have revolutionized distributed data processing. The article evaluates real-world impacts across performance, operational efficiency, and business agility dimensions, concluding with an examination of future directions in machine learning integration, edge computing, and security enhancements for streaming platforms.
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