Thanks Nicolas,
I looked into Drools-fusion over the weekend - interesting!
i noticed that the events are wound around the clock in the example provided
- is that so always?
i would want my correlation to work with the time from timestamp that is
already there as part of the fact.
Any pointers on where i can get some more reading done on drools-fusion,
with some more examples?
Thanks again!
Rishi
Nicolas Héron wrote:
Hello,
have you looked at the cep part of drools ? (drools-fusion)
it is exactly doing what you want with event.
You add an event caracteristic on an existing fact you insert in a
statefull
session
and you can have rules using time constraint
regards
Nicolas Heron
2009/4/22 cyphr <hrishikesh.varma(a)wipro.com>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a scenario where i have:
> - A listener that listens to a port and collects datapackets(Logs of
> Events) as they come and dumps to a DB.
> - consider the data that goes into my table is parsed, processed
> (meaningful, not raw anymore).
>
>
> Can Drools sit in between this listener and my DataBase to achieve the
> following :
>
> 1. Monitor the frequency of occurrence? Say if/when event 'X' occurs
'n'
> times in a 'z' time window?
> 2. ignore event 'X' until it occurs n times.
> 3. track a sequence of events - event X followed by event y within a
> fixed
> time window.
>
> (the RHS for any of these is, at the moment, not very consequential. i
> might
> just raise a flag or something to indicate something has happened...)
>
> My query is primarily to understand if this can be achieved.
> i may have around a million logs a day, but - only one event at a time is
> passed from the listener to Drools. Can drools hold the knowledge of
> previous facts(like count) into its working session? or does it require
> to
> store all these facts also?
>
> Should i be firing the rules whenever each log/event enters my system? or
> should i accumulate the day's facts ? (but i might have rules that need
> to
> catch conditions spreading over a few days ...)
>
> Some pointers or suggestions on this would be great!
> Thanks!
>
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