Hi Konstantin,
Thank you for your answer.
Yes, we have timestamps in the subscription stream
>the disadvantage that you do not make any progress until you see fresh
subscription data. Is this the desired behavior for your use case?
No, this is not acceptable. Reason being the subscription data m
Hi Vinay,
I assume your subscription updates also have a timestamp and a watermark.
Otherwise, there is no way for Flink to tell that the subscription updates
are late.
If you use a "temporal table "-style join to join the two streams, and you
do not receive any subscription updates for 2 hours,
Hi,
I went through Konstantin webinar on 99 ways you can do enrichment. One
thing I am failing to understand is how do we efficiently handle stale data
enrichment.
Context: Let's say I want to enrich user data with the subscription data.
Here subscription data is acting as reference data and will
