Adaptive Stream Processing using Dynamic Batch Sizing

The need for real-time processing of "big data" has led to the development of frameworks for distributed stream processing in clusters. It is important for such frameworks to be robust against variable operating conditions such as server failures, changes in data ingestion rates, and workload characteristics. To provide fault tolerance and efficient stream processing at scale, recent stream processing frameworks have proposed to treat streaming workloads as a series of batch jobs on small batches of streaming data. However, the robustness of such frameworks against variable operating conditions has not been explored.