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Ereignisverarbeitung

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Die Verarbeitung von Ereignissen und das Erkennen von Ereignismustern bilden den Kern des Complex Event Processing. Dieses Kapitel führt in die Konzepte zur regelbasierten Ereignisverarbeitung ein, indem anhand einer vereinfachten Regelsprache die wesentlichen Sprachelemente zur Verarbeitung von Ereignissen vorgestellt werden – zum einen die Beschreibung von Ereignismustern, zum anderen das Auslösen von Aktionen. Am Beispiel der CEP-Engine Esper wird weiterhin gezeigt, wie eine EDA-Anwendung mit einer konkreten Ereignisverarbeitungssprache implementiert werden kann. Mit Event Processing Agents (EPA) und Event Processing Networks (EPN) werden zwei wesentliche Konzepte für die Strukturierung und Leistungsfähigkeit von CEP vorgestellt. Das Kapitel schließt mit der Beschreibung der am Markt verfügbaren CEP-Produkte und -Sprachen und endet mit der Fortführung des Fallbeispiels der Verkehrskontrolle.

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Bruns, R., Dunkel, J. (2010). Ereignisverarbeitung. In: Event-Driven Architecture. Xpert.press. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-02439-9_5

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