Complex Event Processing With DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows and Coral8: High-Speed XML Event Processing Requires a "Pure" Approach

Overview

CEP engines are being used to drive a new breed of applications, such as low-latency financial market data analysis for algorithmic trading and trade compliance monitoring, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and sensor network analysis for asset tracking and supply chain logistics, and Web click-stream analysis for customer experience management and process optimization. CEP applications are rarely stand-alone components. They often involve a combination of infrastructure components including a CEP engine, database, and messaging software. Effective implementation of a CEP application requires seamless integration between these components in both the development environment and run-time platform.