Title | A multi-layer software architecture framework for adaptive real-time analytics |
Publication Type | Conference Paper |
Year of Publication | 2016 |
Authors | Vakali, Athena, Paschalis Korosoglou, and Pavlos Daoglou |
Book Title | Workshop on Real-time & Stream Analytics in Big Data |
Conference Location | Washington D.C. |
Keywords | big data analytics, cloud based services, real time data management, software architecutures |
Abstract | Highly distributed applications dominate today’s software industry posing new challenges for novel software architectures capable of supporting real time processing and analytics. The proposed framework, so called REAλICS, is motivated by the fact that the demand for aggregating current and past big data streams requires new software methodologies, platforms and services. The proposed framework is designed to tackle with data intensive problems in real time environments, via services built dynamically under a fully scalable and elastic Lambda based architecture. REAλICS proposes a multi-layer software platform, based on the lambda architecture paradigm, for aggregating and synchronizing real time and batch processing. The proposed software layers and adaptive components support quality of experience, along with community driven software development. Flexibility and elasticity are targeted by hiding the complexity of bootstrapping and maintaining a multi level architecture, upon which the end user can drive queries over input data streams. REAλICS proposes a flexible and extensible software architecture that can capture |
A multi-layer software architecture framework for adaptive real-time analytics
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