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Creating Reactive Couchbase Applications With Flink

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Date Published
Author
Dima Chechetkin
Word Count
287
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12
Language
English
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Summary

The updated Couchbase Flink connector version 0.5.0 enhances integration with Apache Flink, a distributed processing engine for handling stateful computations on data streams, by allowing projects to utilize Couchbase clusters for data storage, retrieval, and real-time change tracking through the Data Change Protocol stream. This release supports Flink 2.1.1 and updates the Couchbase Java SDK and DCP library to their latest versions, while also removing deprecated APIs. Available through a Maven repository or by building from source on GitHub, the connector includes classes such as CouchbaseDCPSource, CouchbaseQuerySource, and CouchbaseCollectionSink to facilitate various operations between Couchbase and Flink. Though currently in an experimental alpha stage, feedback and contributions are encouraged via GitHub, where example Java projects demonstrate its application.

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