Using Location Data to Showcase Keys, Windows, and Joins in Kafka Streams DSL and KSQL (Neil Buesing, Object Partners, Inc) Kafka Summit London 2019

Using Location Data to
Showcase Keys, Windows, and Joins
in Kafka Streams DSL and KSQL
Where are my Keys?
Neil Buesing
Kafka Summit
London, 2019
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Introduction
• Object Partners, Inc
• Located : Minneapolis, Minnesota & Omaha, Nebraska, USA
• http://www.objectpartners.com
• Software Development Consulting
• JVM Technologies, Mobile/Web, DevOps, Real-Time Data
• Neil Buesing
• Director, Real-Time Data
• 19 Years with Object Partners, Inc.
• Find me at:
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/neilbuesing
• https://twitter.com/nbuesing
• https://github.com/nbuesing
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https://github.com/nbuesing/kafka-summit-london-2019
Source Code
• Fully Contained GitHub Repository
• Java
• Spring Boot
• Gradle Build Files
• Docker Container (Kafka Cluster)
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The “Pre” Projects
• Common
• Avro Data Model

• KdTree

• Bucket / Bucket Factory

• Geolocation
• RESTful Location to Airport Lookup Service

• Connector
• OpenSky Apache Kafka Source Connector

• Web Application
• D3 / Spring Boot / Spring / Spring MVC
• Docker
• 3 broker, 1 zookeeper, 1 SR docker compose ﬁle
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Avro Data Model
Record (OpenSky)
Aircraft
Location
Nearest Airport
Count
Distance
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Airport Lookup Service
• Get Location of An Airport
• /airport/{code}
• Closest Airport
• /airport?latitude={latitude}&longitude={longitude}
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OpenSky Source Connector
• Pulls current data from OpenSky API
• Oﬀset — a timestamp
• Polling - 30 seconds
The OpenSky Network, http://www.opensky-network.org
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{
"time": 1535739820,
"states": [
[
"a12345",
“N0000 ",
"United States",
1535739649,
1535739649,
-122.5351,
38.1321,
167.64,
false,
31.29,
226.33,
-2.93,
null,
160.02,
null,
false,
0
]
]
}
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{
"time": 1535739820,
"states": [
[
"a12345",
“N0000 ",
"United States",
1535739649,
1535739649,
-122.5351,
38.1321,
167.64,
false,
31.29,
226.33,
-2.93,
null,
160.02,
null,
false,
0
]
]
}
transponder
callsign
geolocation
position update
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{
"time": 1535739820,
"states": [
[
"a12345",
“N0000 ",
"United States",
1535739649,
1535739649,
-122.5351,
38.1321,
167.64,
false,
31.29,
226.33,
-2.93,
null,
160.02,
null,
false,
0
]
]
}
transponder
callsign
geolocation
position update
api.getStates(0, null, new OpenSkyApi.BoundingBox(24.39, 49.38, -124.84, -66.88));
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{
"time": 1535739820,
"states": [
[
"a12345",
“N0000 ",
"United States",
1535739649,
1535739649,
-122.5351,
38.1321,
167.64,
false,
31.29,
226.33,
-2.93,
null,
160.02,
null,
false,
0
]
]
}
transponder
callsign
geolocation
position update
api.getStates(0, null, new OpenSkyApi.BoundingBox(24.39, 49.38, -124.84, -66.88));
api.getStates(0, null, new OpenSkyApi.BoundingBox(-80.0, 80.0, -180.0, 180.0));
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{
"time": 1535739820,
"states": [
[
"a12345",
“N0000 ",
"United States",
1535739649,
1535739649,
-122.5351,
38.1321,
167.64,
false,
31.29,
226.33,
-2.93,
null,
160.02,
null,
false,
0
]
]
}
• Kafka Connect
• Not a lot of code needed to write
• Considering making this an Open 
Source Connector
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Nearest Airport
• How many aircrafts are closer to a given airport than
any other airport?
• What is my stateful window/duration I want to
measure?
• How do I access the data?
• How do I count my data?
• How do I ﬁnd my data?
• How do I provide a visual of this data to the user?
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Kafka Streams
Nearest Airport
any other airport?
measure?
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D3
Kafka Streams
Nearest Airport
any other airport?
measure?
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Nearest Airport
• Airport Lookup is based distance
• First thought - Airport as a KTable.
• How do I ﬁnd my keys?
• Window - 5 minute tumbling window
• What to do with late arriving data?
• Source - Airports
• RESTful endpoint
• Source - OpenSky
• Kafka Source Connector
• Frequency of updates?
• Source Oﬀsets?
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• Create A Windowed KTable of all ﬂights

• 5 minute window, 1 minute grace period

• On update, keep the most recent reading

• Materialize the data so it is programmatically accessible

• Repeat for other items—Materialize for all state-stores

• What about multiple instances of my Kafka Streams Applications?
Nearest Airport - Lookup
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public KTable<Windowed<String>, Record> flightsStore() {
return flights()
.groupByKey()
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of("5m").grace("1m"))
.reduce((current, v) -> { return v; }, Materialized.as(“flights”));
}
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Keep latest
Make programmatically
accessible

private ReadOnlyWindowStore<String, Record> ﬂights() {
return kafkaStreams().store(
"ﬂights", QueryableStoreTypes.windowStore()
);
}
• Provide access to the state store as a queryable read-only window
store.
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Access by Name

public List<AircraftJson> ﬂights(Long start, Long end) {
KeyValueIterator<Windowed<String>, Record> iterator =
ﬂights().fetchAll(Instant.ofEpochMilli(start), Instant.ofEpochMilli(end));
…
}
• Provide access to the state store as a queryable read-only window
store.
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fetchAll for the given time
window
state-store for kTables only store
data in the partitions being
processed by a given streams

Aircrafts
Pulled from ﬂightStore()
Materialized Stores
streams.allMetadataForStore("nearest_airport").forEach(app -> {
list.add(app.host() + ":" + app.hostInfo().port());
});
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Nearest Airport - Count
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• Algorithm #1 - Count the Aircrafts

.selectKey((key, value) -> value.getAirport())
.groupByKey()
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of(“5m").grace(Duration.of("1m"))
.aggregate(
() -> 0,
(key, value, aggregate) -> {
return aggregate + 1;
},
Materialized.as(NEAREST_AIRPORT_STORE)
)
.toStream((wk, v) -> wk.key())
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.selectKey((key, value) -> value.getAirport())
.groupByKey()
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of(“5m").grace(Duration.of("1m"))
.aggregate(
() -> 0,
return aggregate + 1;
},
Materialized.as(NEAREST_AIRPORT_STORE)
)
.toStream((wk, v) -> wk.key())
What’s wrong with
this approach?
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Nearest Airport - Count - KSQL
@UdfDescription(name = "closestAirport", description = "return airport")
public class ClosestAirport {
private Geolocation geolocation = Feign.builder()
.options(new Request.Options(200, 200))
.encoder(new JacksonEncoder())
.decoder(new JacksonDecoder())
.target(Geolocation.class, "http://geolocation:9080");
@Udf(description = "find closest airport to given location.")
public String closestAirport(final Double latitude, final Double longitude) {
return geolocation.closestAirport(latitude, longitude).getCode();
}
}
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• Step 1 : create specialized User Defined Function Written in Java

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• Step 2 : deploy specialized function compiled as uber jar

create stream
ksql_nearest_airport
as select
aircraft->transponder transponder,
closestAirport(location->latitude, location->longitude) as airport,
location
from ﬂights
partition by transponder;
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• Step 3 : use specialized function to enrich the streaming data

create table
ksql_nearest_airport_count
as select
airport,
count(*) as count
from ksql_nearest_airport window tumbling (size 5 minutes)
group by airport;
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• Step 4 : aggregate the data using standard KSQL syntax

Nearest Airport - Aggregate
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• Algorithm #2 - Collect the Aircrafts

ﬂights()
.map((key, value) -> {
Airport airport = geolocation.closestAirport(value.getLocation());
return KeyValue.pair(key, createNearestAirport(airport, value));
})
.groupBy((k, v) -> v.getAirport())
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of("5m"))
.aggregate(() -> null,
if (aggregate == null) {
aggregate = createAgg(value.getAirport(), value.getAirportLocation());
}
if (!aggregate.getAircrafts().contains(value.getCallsign())) {
aggregate.getAircrafts().add(value.getCallsign());
}
return aggregate;
}, Materialized.as(NEAREST_AIRPORT_AGG_STORE));
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ﬂights()
})
.groupBy((k, v) -> v.getAirport())
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of("5m"))
.aggregate(() -> null,
if (aggregate == null) {
aggregate = createAgg(value.getAirport(), value.getAirportLocation());
}
if (!aggregate.getAircrafts().contains(value.getCallsign())) {
aggregate.getAircrafts().add(value.getCallsign());
}
return aggregate;
}, Materialized.as(NEAREST_AIRPORT_AGG_STORE));
Double Counting?
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create table
ksql_nearest_airport_count_agg_count
as select
airport,
countList(count)
group by airport;
Nearest Airport - Aggregate - KSQL
create table
ksql_nearest_airport_count_agg
as select
airport,
collect_set(transponder) as count
group by airport;
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Nearest Airport - Suppression
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• Algorithm #3 - Suppress Streaming of the Topology 
• Count With Suppression  
(KIP-328: Ability to suppress updates for KTables) 
• Kafka Streams 2.1

public KStream<String, Record> flightsSuppressed() {
return flightsStore()
.suppress(Suppressed.untilWindowCloses(
Suppressed.BufferConfig.unbounded())
).toStream()
.selectKey((k, v) -> k.key());
}
KStream<String, NearestAirport> stream =
flightsSuppressed()
});
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Algorithm Concerns?

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Algorithm Concerns?
Information Delay

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Algorithm Concerns?
Information Delay
Memory

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Algorithm Concerns?
Information Delay
Memory
Not Available in KSQL

Nearest Airport - Retrospective
• Kafka Streams
• Windows are not magic
• treating it like magic means you will get it wrong
• Window state-stores are powerful
• late arriving messages
• retention (default 24 hours)
• materialization
• change-log topics
• suppression
• keeps evolving (read the KIPs)
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Nearest Neighbor
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• Find the nearest Blue Team aircraft for every given
Red Team aircraft. 
• Make sure the algorithm can be properly sharded so
the work can be distributed. 
• Selected a ﬁve minute time window.

Nearest Neighbor
For this red aircraft,
ﬁnd the closest aircraft.
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Nearest Neighbor
Create a 3°x3° region that I call
the “bucket”
this becomes the topic key
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Nearest Neighbor
Aircraft 1
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Nearest Neighbor
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Bucket overlap
distance calculation performed

Nearest Neighbor
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Distance Object
Distance, Red Aircraft, & Blue
Aircraft
Keep all the information needed
for next operation

Nearest Neighbor
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Distance Object
Distance, Red Aircraft, & Blue
Aircraft
Keep all the information needed
for next operation
What did I do
wrong?

Nearest Neighbor
Aircraft 2
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Nearest Neighbor
Place blue aircraft
into 9 “buckets”
(replicate the data)
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DSL : ﬂatMap()
KSQL : “insert into”

Nearest Neighbor
Bucket overlap
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Nearest Neighbor
Calculate distance
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Nearest Neighbor
Aircraft 3
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Nearest Neighbor
Place (replicate)
aircraft into 9 “buckets”
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Nearest Neighbor
No Bucket overlap
no distance calculated
Aircraft 3 not sharded
with red aircraft
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Nearest Neighbor

Nearest Neighbor
Aircraft 4
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Nearest Neighbor
Place (replicate)
aircraft into 9 “buckets”
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Nearest Neighbor
Bucket overlap
distance calculation performed
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51° N, 6° W51° N, 3° E 51° N, 3° W51° N, 0° W 51° N, 9° W
A Ba caa bbb ccAA BBa cb
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51° N, 6° W51° N, 3° E 51° N, 3° W51° N, 0° W 51° N, 9° W
A Ba ca a bbb ccAA BBa cb
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51° N, 6° W51° N, 3° E 51° N, 3° W51° N, 0° W 51° N, 9° W
A
B
a ca
a
b
b
b c
c
A A
B
B
a
cb
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51° N, 6° W51° N, 3° E 51° N, 3° W51° N, 0° W 51° N, 9° W
A
B
a ca
a
b
b
b c
c
A
A
B
B
a
cb
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Nearest Neighbor
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Stream Concepts

Nearest Neighbor
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Stream Concepts
Key on bucket

Nearest Neighbor
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Stream Concepts
Key on bucket
Re-Key on red aircraft

Nearest Neighbor
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Stream Concepts
Key on bucket
Re-Key on red aircraft
Aggregate (reduce) on red aircraft
(keeping smallest distance)

Nearest Neighbor
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Algorithm Limitations?

Nearest Neighbor
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Bucket size selection

Nearest Neighbor
!48
Sparse Data Location
missing result

Nearest Neighbor
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missing result
wrong result

Nearest Neighbor
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Performance Limitations?

Nearest Neighbor
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Partitioning and Key Hash

Nearest Neighbor
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Uniformity of the Data

Nearest Neighbor
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Uniformity of the Data
Replication of Data

Nearest NeighborNearest Neighbor
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red()
.map((key, value) -> KeyValue.pair(bucketFactory.create(value.getLocation()),
value))
.join(blue()
.ﬂatMap((key, value) ->
bucketFactory.createSurronding(value.getLocation())
.stream()
.map((b) -> KeyValue.pair(b.toString(), value))
.collect(Collectors.toList())).selectKey((key, value) -> key),
(value1, value2) -> {
double d = DistanceUtil.distance(value1.getLocation(), value2.getLocation());
return new Distance(value1, value2, d);
}, JoinWindows.of(WINDOW),
Joined.with(Serdes.String(), recordSerde, recordSerde))
.to("distance", Produced.with(Serdes.String(), distaneSerde));
Nearest Neighbor
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KTable<Windowed<String>, Distance> result = distance()
.selectKey((k, v) -> v.getRed().getAircraft().getTransponder())
.groupByKey()
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of(WINDOW))
.aggregate(
() -> new Distance(null, null, Double.MAX_VALUE),
(k, v, agg) -> (v.getDistance() < agg.getDistance()) ? v : agg);
result.toStream()
.map((k, v) -> KeyValue.pair(k.key().toString(), v))
.to("closest");
Nearest Neighbor
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KTable<Windowed<String>, Distance> result = distance()
.selectKey((k, v) -> v.getRed().getAircraft().getTransponder())
.groupByKey()
.windowedBy(TimeWindows.of(WINDOW))
.aggregate(
() -> new Distance(null, null, Double.MAX_VALUE),
(k, v, agg) -> (v.getDistance() < agg.getDistance()) ? v : agg);
result.toStream()
.map((k, v) -> KeyValue.pair(k.key().toString(), v))
.to("closest");
Nearest Neighbor
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Same as Join Window?

Nearest Neighbor - KSQL
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create stream blueBucket
as select
bucketLocation(location->latitude, location->longitude, 3.0) as bucket,
aircraft->transponder as transponder, aircraft->callsign as callsign,
location->latitude as latitude, location->longitude as longitude
from blue partition by bucket;
create stream blueBucket_w
as select
bucketLocation(location->latitude, location->longitude, 3.0, 'w') as bucket,
aircraft->transponder as transponder, aircraft->callsign as callsign,
location->latitude as latitude, location->longitude as longitude
from blue partition by bucket;
insert into blueBucket select * from blueBucket_w;

Nearest Neighbor - Retrospective
• Kafka Streams
• understand your keys
• ﬂatMap / insert into
• maintain the state you need within the domain
• understand intermediate topics
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Retrospective
• How do these examples help me / apply to me? 
• Do I really need to write a distributed application?
• Should I be programmatically accessing the Kafka Stream State Stores?  
• Kafka Streams or KSQL
• how do I choose?
• do I have to choose? 
• Some settings to investigate
• group.initial.rebalance.delay.ms
• segment size on change-log topic
• num.standby.replica
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Credits
• Object Partners, Inc.
• Apache Kafka
• Conﬂuent Platform
• OpenSky - https://opensky-network.org/
• D3
• D3 v4
• http://techslides.com/d3-map-starter-i
• Apache Avro
• KdTree Author Justin Wetherell
• https://github.com/phishman3579/java-algorithms-implementation/blob/master/src/com/jwetherell/algorithms/data_structures/
KdTree.java
• Apache 2.0 License
• Distance Formula
• https://stackoverﬂow.com/questions/837872/calculate-distance-in-meters-when-you-know-longitude-and-latitude-in-java
• Additional open source libraries referenced in repository
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Using Location Data to Showcase Keys, Windows, and Joins in Kafka Streams DSL and KSQL (Neil Buesing, Object Partners, Inc) Kafka Summit London 2019

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