Odysseus: a highly customizable framework for creating efficient event stream management systems

Authors:
H.-Jürgen Appelrath;Dennis Geesen;Marco Grawunder;Timo Michelsen;Daniela Nicklas
Affiliations:
University of Oldenburg, Germany;University of Oldenburg, Germany;University of Oldenburg, Germany;University of Oldenburg, Germany;University of Oldenburg, Germany
Venue:
Proceedings of the 6th ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Odysseus is a flexible, feature-rich and extensible framework to design event stream management systems and was developed to support research in event stream processing. It provides a systematic approach to define sources and queries, execution and presentation of results. Odysseus offers basic functionality for fast deployment, but due to its modular architecture, users can easily configure and expand them to meet a large set of applications and research questions.