@rainingdistros Choosing a regular batch processing and many micro-batch processing (structured streaming) depends on your use case and resource. For example, if your downstream consumer, let's say a dashboard, only need to update or refresh in a daily basis, then a regular one-off batch processing might be a better choice because you don't need a long-running application to occupy your ...
As explained here, if the function for streaming the response body is a normal def generator and not an async def one, FastAPI will use iterate_in_threadpool() to run the iterator/generator in a separate thread that is then await ed—see StreamingResponse 's relevant source code.
My understanding is that HTTP streaming involves the client sending an HTTP request and then response to the request being sent over time allowing the server to essentially push to the client. In w...
A streaming live table or view processes data that has been added only since the last pipeline update. Streaming tables and views are stateful; if the defining query changes, new data will be processed based on the new query and existing data is not recomputed.
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I'm struggling to access a streaming API using Python and Requests. What the API says: "We’ve enabled a streaming endpoint to for requesting both quote and trade data utilizing a persistent HTTP socket connection.
8 Kind of a vague question. I guess streaming usually means one of the following (or a combination) downloading data for immediate consumption, rather than a whole file for storage, potentially with support for delivering partial data (lower quality, only relevant pieces etc), sometimes even without any storage at all in between producer and ...
I think a few projects on Github would disagree: Parsing streaming JSON is possible - probably not for the beginner though, and those are all Node.js projects, I don't know what kind of browser support they have.
