Stream Processing Tools for ChromeOS

Browse free open source Stream Processing tools and projects for ChromeOS below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Stream Processing tools by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.

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    Acl

    Acl

    A powerful server and network library, including coroutine

    The Acl (Advanced C/C++ Library) project a is powerful multi-platform network communication library and service framework, supporting LINUX, WIN32, Solaris, FreeBSD, MacOS, AndroidOS, iOS. Many applications written by Acl run on these devices with Linux, Windows, iPhone and Android and serve billions of users. There are some important modules in Acl project, including network communcation, server framework, application protocols, multiple coders, etc. The common protocols such as HTTP/SMTP/ICMP//MQTT/Redis/Memcached/Beanstalk/Handler Socket are implemented in Acl, and the codec library such as XML/JSON/MIME/BASE64/UUCODE/QPCODE/RFC2047/RFC1035, etc., are also included in Acl. Acl also provides a unified abstract interface for popular databases such as Mysql, Postgresql, Sqlite. Using Acl library users can write database applications more easily, quickly and safely.
    Downloads: 7 This Week
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    Siddhi Core Libraries

    Siddhi Core Libraries

    Stream Processing and Complex Event Processing Engine

    Fully open source, cloud-native, scalable, micro streaming, and complex event processing system capable of building event-driven applications for use cases such as real-time analytics, data integration, notification management, and adaptive decision-making. Event processing logic can be written using Streaming SQL queries via graphical and source editors, to capture events from diverse data sources, process and analyze them, integrate with multiple services and data stores, and publish output to various endpoints in real time. Agile development experience with SQL-like query language and graphical drag-and-drop editor supporting event simulation. Lightweight runtime that can natively run on Kubernetes, Docker, VM, or bare metal, and embedded in any Java or Python application. Scalable, and highly available distributed event processing on Kubernetes, with NATS Streaming and Siddhi Kubernetes Operator.
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    DSPatch

    DSPatch

    The Refreshingly Simple C++ Dataflow Framework

    Webite: http://flowbasedprogramming.com DSPatch, pronounced "dispatch", is a powerful C++ dataflow framework. DSPatch is not limited to any particular domain or data type, from reactive programming to stream processing, DSPatch's generic, object-oriented API allows you to create virtually any dataflow system imaginable. *See also:* DSPatcher ( https://github.com/MarcusTomlinson/DSPatcher ): A cross-platform graphical tool for building DSPatch circuits. DSPatchables ( https://github.com/MarcusTomlinson/DSPatchables ): A DSPatch component repository.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    LogsGrep

    A grep-like utility for log files.

    LogsGrep is a unique, grep-like utility designed specifically to target log files containing multi-line entries. The primary target is Java log files (Log4J, common, ...), where it is very common to have multiline log entries (for example log entries with a stacktrace). It follows Unix philosophy, does only its primary job and expects its input to be generated by other more advanced tools (tail, cat, type, find...); There is no goal to be compatible with Unix grep. LogsGrep is written in the Java programming langue having performance and low resource usage in mind (no strings, no object creation, stream-processing).
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    MXQuery is a low-footprint implementation of XQuery 1.0, XQuery Update 1.0, XQuery Fulltext 1.0 and XQuery Scripting 1.0 as well as a subset of XQuery 1.1 (windowing, try/catch). It provides extensions to do data stream processing/CEP and SOAP/REST
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    Sed.py is a python module to provide a easy way to do text stream processing. Just like the name of module, it likes to do the work that sed can do. But not in sed's way, it's in Python's way. To use this module, the knowledge of regexp is necessary.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    activeinsight
    ActiveInsight provides real-time detection and reaction to events and patterns. It is a platform that enables the detection of meaningful events within multiple, high frequency, event streams.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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