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Detecting if multiple events happen within a current timeframe. e.g., if a user registers and updates their profile within 30 days
How to detect of a sequence of events occurred in order over a timeframe. e.g., a user logins then the next event is 'invite friend' within 24 hours
How would you detect if an event happens multiple times and another event also happened within in a timeframe? e.g., a user logins 3 times and also a forgot password event occurred.
Mentally, I struggle with how to design for these scenarios. e.g., would I have to create tables based on a timeframe and using counts and join that against a stream?
I feel like more "complex" examples would help developers better understand what KSQL do for them and also how to start composing their own custom complex queries.
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I'm currently trying to find some examples to help me wrap my head around KSQL and how to handle various scenarios.
A few scenarios I'm curious about are:
Event Design: EventStream(user string, eventName string)
Detecting if multiple events happen within a current timeframe. e.g., if a user registers and updates their profile within 30 days
How to detect of a sequence of events occurred in order over a timeframe. e.g., a user logins then the next event is 'invite friend' within 24 hours
How would you detect if an event happens multiple times and another event also happened within in a timeframe? e.g., a user logins 3 times and also a forgot password event occurred.
Mentally, I struggle with how to design for these scenarios. e.g., would I have to create tables based on a timeframe and using counts and join that against a stream?
I feel like more "complex" examples would help developers better understand what KSQL do for them and also how to start composing their own custom complex queries.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: