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The document discusses IBM's InfoSphere Streams, a platform designed for real-time data analysis and processing. It highlights the increasing volume of data generated globally and the need for advanced analytics to handle big data challenges. The content covers various applications of InfoSphere Streams in sectors like finance, healthcare, and environmental monitoring, emphasizing its capabilities in processing large streams of data with low latency. Additionally, it outlines the architecture, components, and development tools associated with InfoSphere Streams.

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What are IBM event streams?

Event Streams is an event-streaming platform based on the Apache Kafka project and incorporates the open-source Strimzi technology. Event Streams uses Strimzi to deploy Apache Kafka in a resilient and manageable way, and provides a range of additional capabilities to extend the core functionality.

What is the stream concept?

When we think of a stream we might picture water flowing through a fixed channel or path. In programming, it is data thats flowing. So, simply put, a stream in programming means the flow of data. A stream is basically a sequence of data. Whatever data we use in our programming flows through a stream.

What is IBM software used for?

IBM Storage FlashSystem are high-speed, all-flash and hybrid flash storage solutions designed to help businesses improve data resilience, modernization efforts and storage efficiency. IBM Aspera is a suite of data transfer software for moving amounts of data quickly and securely, regardless of network conditions.

What is IBM video streaming?

IBM Video Streaming is built for privacy, reliability, quality and scale, and is powered by IBM Watson AI for automated closed captioning and search. The live stream, simulated live, auto-archive and video-on-demand content management and portal features are geared to boost audience engagement.

What is IBM Streams?

IBM Streams consists of a programming language, an API, and an integrated development environment (IDE) for applications, and a runtime system that can run the applications on a single or distributed set of resources.