Add Real-Time Mode (RTM) sub-second latency streaming demo#75
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Summary
Companion code for the blog post Unlocking Sub-Second Latency with Spark Structured Streaming Real-Time Mode.
Demonstrates Spark Real-Time Mode (RTM) for achieving ~5ms to ~300ms latency (depending on workload complexity) in stateless streaming pipelines with a Kafka-to-Kafka guardrail pattern.
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rtm_stateless_guardrail.pycluster_config.jsontest_rtm_guardrail.pyproduce_test_data.pyREADME.mdKey Features
.trigger(realTime="5 minutes")for sub-second latencyF.rlike()(RTM-compatible, no Python UDFs)dbutils.secrets.get()*-allowed, QUARANTINE events →*-quarantineRTM Requirements (Critical)
updatemode requiredBest Practices Implemented
Testing Completed
Environment:
Test Data:
Validation Results:
Performance:
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