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Describe Apache Spark - Streaming Processing and Architecture DATA-ENGINEERING-OPTIMIZE Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the Processing Streaming and IoT Data domain, which accounts for 20% of the DATA-ENGINEERING-OPTIMIZE exam.
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Questions 21–25
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A financial trading firm uses Spark Streaming to process stock tick data. They require low latency but also need to recover quickly from failures without losing data. They are considering using a 1-second batch interval with checkpointing. Which trade-off should they be most concerned about?
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A data engineer wants to use Spark Streaming to process real-time clickstream data and then use Spark SQL to query the results. Which approach is most straightforward?
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Which Spark library can be used with Spark Streaming to perform real-time machine learning?
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A media company uses Spark Streaming to process clickstream data. They set the batch interval to 2 seconds. The cluster has 4 worker nodes, each with 8 cores. The input rate is 10,000 events per second. The team observes that processing time per batch is consistently around 3 seconds, causing a backlog. What is the most appropriate action to reduce processing time without changing the batch interval?
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A healthcare analytics platform uses Spark Streaming to process patient vitals from IoT devices. They require that each reading is processed exactly once, even if a worker node fails mid-batch. They currently use a receiver-based approach with checkpointing enabled. After a recent failure, they observed duplicate processing of some records. Which change would most reliably achieve exactly-once processing?
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