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Tom J Traughber

Shalini Raghavan

George Vanecek, Jr

Christopher Lee Bedford

A data object from a data source is received by a distributed process in a data stream. The distributed process has a sequence of categories, each category containing one or more tasks that operate on the data object. The data object includes files that can be processed by the tasks. If the task is able to operate on the data object, then the data object is passed to the task. If the task is unable to operate on the data object, then the files in the data object are passed to a file staging area of the distributed process and stored in memory. The files in the file staging area are passed, in sequence, from the file staging area to the task that was unable to operate on the data object. The data object is outputted to a next category or data sink after being operated on by the task.

System and method for linearizing messages from data sources for optimized high-performance processing in a stream processing system

A task worker running on a worker server receives a process specification over a network. The process specification specifies a task to be executed by the task worker. The executed task includes generating an output data object for an output data stream based in part on an input data object from an input data stream. The process specification is accessed to specify the required fields to be read from for executing the task and to specify the generated the fields in the input data object that will be written to during or subsequent to the executing of the task. The task worker executes the task and generates the output data object. The output data object is then transmitted to the output stream based on the stream configuration.

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Tom J Traughber