Introducing Apache Beam
An advanced unified programming model
Implement batch and streaming data processing jobs that run on any execution engine.
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Unified
Use a single programming model for both batch and streaming use cases.
Extensible
Write and share new SDKs, IO connectors, and transformation libraries.
Portable
Execute pipelines on multiple execution environments.
Open Source
Community-based development and support to help evolve your application and use cases.
How Does it work?
Sources
Beam reads your data from a diverse set of supported sources, no matter if it’s on-prem or in the cloud.
Processing
Beam executes your business logic for Batch and Streaming use cases.
Sinks
Beam writes the results of your data processing logic to the most popular data destinations in the industry.
Write it in your language of choice - run it anywhere
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Choose your runner
A Beam pipeline can execute in the most popular distributed data processing systems such as Spark, Flink or Samza.
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Choose your language
You can write Apache Beam pipelines in your programming language of choice: Java, Python and Go. Learn More.
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eBay, an e-commerce company, uses Apache Beam in their streaming pipelines to integrate with other OSS services such as Apache Kafka and Apache Airflow.
Developed at Spotify and built on top of Apache Beam, Klio is an open source framework for data processing pipelines for audio and other media files.
Oriel Research Therapeutics (ORT) is a startup company that utilizes Apache Beam to process over 1 million samples of genomic data to detect Leukemia, Sepsis and other medical conditions.
eBay, an e-commerce company, uses Apache Beam in their streaming pipelines to integrate with other OSS services such as Apache Kafka and Apache Airflow.
Developed at Spotify and built on top of Apache Beam, Klio is an open source framework for data processing pipelines for audio and other media files.
Oriel Research Therapeutics (ORT) is a startup company that utilizes Apache Beam to process over 1 million samples of genomic data to detect Leukemia, Sepsis and other medical conditions.
