Apache Storm is a computational framework for distributed stream
processing written primarily in the Clojure programming language.
Originally created by Nathan Marz and the BackType team, the project
was open source after being acquired by Twitter.
The use of Storm within the HyperIoT Framework makes it possible in
zero time to be able to develop integrations that allow the deployment
and control of processing topology directly from a microservices
layer. Therefore, the integration mechanism provided by the HYT
Framework involves the installation of all the bundles necessary to
properly interface with a Storm cluster.
Storm Bundle Management
The HyperIoTStorm Bundle provides no source code, but it does
provide for the proper installation in the OSGi container of all the
dependencies needed to interface with storm. Below is an excerpt of
all the bundles that are included:
dependencies {
compile group: "org.apache.storm", name:"storm-core", version: project.stormCoreVersion
compile group: "org.apache.storm", name:"storm-kafka-client", version: project.stormCoreVersion
compile group: "org.apache.storm", name:"storm-hdfs",version: project.stormCoreVersion
compile group: 'org.apache.storm', name:'storm-hbase', version: project.stormCoreVersion
compile group: 'org.apache.storm', name:'flux-core', version: project.stormCoreVersion
compile group: 'org.apache.storm', name:'flux-wrappers', version: project.stormCoreVersion
compile group: 'commons-lang', name:'commons-lang', version: '2.6'
}
By installing such a bundle, the modules will be available and you
will be able to develop your own integrations.
It is planned to include a Client in the framework that makes a
whole range of operations available.
