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<tomazb> hi
<tomazb> sorry had to leave the channel
<tomazb> is still somebody here?
<tomazb> so wallaroo is stream processing framework. from the github i can see that there are mentioned two technologies that i am interested in. Kafka and Go (and Python)
<tomazb> so basically i am looking for some "Kafka Streams" alternative
<tomazb> I really hate it that that is basically only for Java (and Scala)
<tomazb> But there is a feature called various names on various places, like Windowed something but in general... it means a way of sorting stream messages by time.
<tomazb> does wallaroo has something like this?
<SeanTAllen> tomazb: there is not API for windowing right now, but you can do windowing. there's a blog post with an example of that. i'll post it in a moment.
<SeanTAllen> there is an official windowing api on the roadmap, currently looking to have that released in two phases.
<SeanTAllen> 1 in december, another in late january.
<SeanTAllen> We have a few blog posts related to windowing, you can see them here: https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/2018/06/implementing-time-windowing-in-an-evented-streaming-system/
<SeanTAllen> tomazb: did you see my replies to when you were here earlier?
<tomazb> i only see this ones here
<tomazb> i will take a look to this 2 blog posts
<SeanTAllen> sorry yeah
<SeanTAllen> i copied the wrong link
<SeanTAllen> hold on tomazb
<SeanTAllen> here's the correct link tomazb, sorry, https://blog.wallaroolabs.com/tags/windowing/
<tomazb> so, if i understood you. right now, wallaroo doesn't have windowing, but you can implement it your self?
<SeanTAllen> there's no API for windowing. you can implement it yourself, yes.
<SeanTAllen> the nice part of this is you can make the windowing work however you want.
<SeanTAllen> even when we introduce the window APIs, we are going to make sure that its still easy to implement windowing yourself if you want it.