Currently we work off a database to share events for load balancing and
issues related to restarts
But that takes a hit on performance.
It will also be good to have "event type/event content" based expiry times
so that we can reduce the size of heap.
-Amit
2010/2/19 Chetan Mahadev <mahadev.chetan(a)gmail.com>
Hi
Can anyone tell me how to Implement temporal based event correlation using
drools fusion in a load balancing environment.
What is the best practice in a situation like this??
Use case : To correlate events which comes into the system with in a time
window.
Scenario1:
Single System Scenario: that is One working memory
1.All the events come into the system,
2.Temporal based rules are written using Drools-Fusion.
3.Correlations takes place if all the events come with in the time window,
else the rule expires.
Note: All these takes place with in a single working memory ( Single
System)
Scenario2:
Two System Scenario in active/active: that is two working memories
1.All the events come into the system,
2.Temporal based rules are written using Drools-Fusion.
3. Same rules are deployed in both the systems (active/active)
4.Both systems are load-balanced,
5. Event1 goes to System1, Event2 goes to System2 and again Event3 goes
system1. ( load -balanced)
As a result, System1 recieves 2 events out of 3 events, and System2 the
other 1 event.
Correlation never happens since I dont recieve all the events in a single
working memory.
How do we handle this kinda scenario??
Do we have any best practise that is followed in a clustered or
load-balanced environment??
Pls help me.. I am stuck.
Regds
Chetan
In a single system, Fusion/temporal based correlation works completely
fine.
Use case:
I have a situation, where events flow into two active components (both
running simultaneosly)
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