Question 1

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What best describes "hot potato principle" in the world of big data?

A.
It is a rule-of-thumb where one program does all the work required to “cook” the data fully for the sake of completeness
B.
It is a rule-of-thumb applicable mainly to batch processing of data where fresh data is prioritized for processing ahead of older data
C.
It is a rule-of-thumb applicable only in the world of stream processing where a program does the minimal processing required to produce a logical output which is then handed off via a message store to the next program that is also designed similarly, and so on, until the bigger problem is solved.
D.
It is a principle for network packet routing, and not really applicable in big data.

+1−0Single correct

What best describes "hot potato principle" in the world of big data?

A.
It is a rule-of-thumb where one program does all the work required to “cook” the data fully for the sake of completeness
B.
It is a rule-of-thumb applicable mainly to batch processing of data where fresh data is prioritized for processing ahead of older data
C.
It is a rule-of-thumb applicable only in the world of stream processing where a program does the minimal processing required to produce a logical output which is then handed off via a message store to the next program that is also designed similarly, and so on, until the bigger problem is solved.
D.
It is a principle for network packet routing, and not really applicable in big data.

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