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Yea - it does seem a bit high. We use Spark for our adtech data pipeline and we're handling tens of billions of events a day in less time. It may be a function
by dangoldin 10y ago
Yea - it does seem a bit high. We use Spark for our adtech data pipeline and we're handling tens of billions of events a day in less time. It may be a function of how much data they're pulling in from other systems or dumping the data back into a variety of systems. Spark itself is parallelizable so in theory can be sped up just by running more nodes.
- sheeshkebab 10y agofinancial processing is typically sequential - can't calculate some metric until some other thing was calculated (or pulled data for)... not well parallelizable in other words. or so it is with some systems I deal with.