Streaming Data

Quelle: https://www.confluent.io/blog/what-is-streaming-data/

Streaming data refers to continuously generated data that is produced in real time (or near real time) by sensors, devices, vehicles, and systems and transmitted as event streams for immediate processing, visualization, or analysis without waiting for full data sets.

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