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Serverless technologies have become prevalent but they lack some tooling to make them easier to work with. The Serverless Framework 2018-09-05 - Realtime Machine Learning predictions with Kafka and H2O.ai When you start doing some Machine Learning, you go through a batch-oriented process: you take a dataset, build a Machine Learning model from this data, and use the model to make some predictions on another dataset. Then, you want to apply this process to streaming data, and this is where it can get confusing! Let’s see what you can do in streaming and what you cannot do. I wrote quite a few tutorials about Kafka, so now is the time to look at more advanced problems. In this post, we will see how to perform We have been writing a lot of code so far to consume a stream of data from Kafka, using Kafka’s Ja*a client, Kafka Streams, or Spark. In this post, we will see how we can use KSQL to achieve similar results. In the previous posts, we went through how to consume data from Kafka with the low-level Ja*a client, with Kafka Streams, and with Spark This is the post number 8 in this series where we go through the basics of using Kafka. So far, we have been using the Ja*a client for Kafka, and Kafka Streams. This time, we are going to use Spark Structured Streaming This is the seventh post in this series where we go through the basics of using Kafka. We saw in the previous post This is the sixth post in this series where we go through the basics of using Kafka. In this post, instead of using the Ja*a client (producer and consumer API), we are going to use Kafka Streams, a powerful library to process streaming data. This is the fifth post in this series where we go through the basics of using Kafka. We saw in the previous post This is the fourth post in this series where we go through the basics of using Kafka. We saw in the previous posts how to produce and consume data in JSON format. We will now see how to serialize our data with Avro. This is the third post in this series where we go through the basics of using Kafka. We saw in the previous posts how to produce and