The Stanford Data Stream Management System

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This talk will describe our development of the Stanford Stream Data Manager (STREAM), a system for executing complex continuous queries over multiple continuous data streams. The STREAM system supports a declarative query language, it copes with high data rates and query workloads by providing approximate answers when resources are limited, and it adapts its execution strategies automatically as conditions change. We will provide an overview of the system and our research results, and show a live demo assuming time and logistics permit. Joint work with the entire STREAM group at Stanford: http://www-db.stanford.edu/stream



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