Streaming Pool
summary
Streaming Pool is a Java/Spring-based framework that provides discovery, provisioning and lazy creation of reactive streams (Reactive Streams / ReactiveX style) across heterogeneous systems. It uses Spring dependency injection to offer a Discovery Service that finds or composes streams by Stream IDs, with streams supplied either by providers or created on demand via registered Stream Factories, enabling applications to consume streams without knowing their source. The talk covers the framework’s motivation, design decisions and feature set for building decoupled, testable stream-based integrations.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:30Recap: what is a Reactive Stream?
- 1:37Find an alternative to classical device subscription mechanism
- 6:23Examples: how to discover a Stream?
- 8:15Examples: how to provide a Stream using a Stream Factory?
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