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Uber uses streaming analytics for large-scale event processing. In this talk, software engineer Jing Fan provides an overview of Uber's streaming platform architecture and share use cases that show teams use this technology to power real-time analytics.
Uber uses streaming analytics for large-scale event processing. In this talk, software engineer Jing Fan provides an overview of Uber's streaming platform architecture and share use cases that show teams use this technology to power real-time analytics.



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