Stanford Stream Data Manager
The Stanford Stream Data Manager (STREAM) is a data stream management system that is being developed at Stanford University . The program is part of a research project of the same name that ended in January 2006. The program version from the end of 2004 is still referred to as a prototype and is available in source code. As part of the STREAM project, the Continuous Query Language (CQL) was also developed as a general query language for data streams .
As a general data flow management system, STREAM is not tailored to a specific application. It can be used, for example, to monitor data traffic in computer networks . Comparable alternative systems or projects are Aurora from Brandeis University , Brown University and MIT , TelegraphCQ from Berkeley and PIPES from Philipps University in Marburg .
literature
- Arasu et al .: STREAM: The Stanford Data Stream Management System . 2004 (appears in a planned book on data streams edited by Garofalakis, Gehrke and Rastogi)
- STREAM User Guide and Design Document (PDF; 159 kB)