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by nfcampos 1410 days ago
I’d personally have a hard time calling real-time something that doesn’t react to changes, ie if you need to re-run the query in trino on a schedule to get updates then it’s necessarily near real time (as near as your schedule interval allows). But other people may use it to mean something else
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The article talks about the reverse direction however. i.e. Data from Kafka being ingested via Flink for Trino to query as Iceberg tables - everything with a single consistent schema.

To be pedantic though Flink also operates on a flush interval so not "real time" by that definition.

Ah this makes sense. This is similar to what Elasticsearch shards do.