Hi,<p>Some time ago I wrote an article about Apache Spark: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;blog.brakmic.com&#x2F;data-science-for-losers-part-3-scala-apache-spark&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;blog.brakmic.com&#x2F;data-science-for-losers-part-3-scala...</a><p>However, I don&#x27;t think that writing a comparison of such complex technologies within an introductory article would be of much value to readers. Of course, it would be easy to create some tabular structure containing &quot;pro&#x2F;contra&quot; about Flink and Spark, but this would be way too simplistic, imho.<p>To be honest, I don&#x27;t consider myself an expert on Flink and&#x2F;or Spark so it would be unfair towards my readers to embed such a comparison within the article.<p>But a properly written comparison could be of value for those who have to decide what kind of processing (batch&#x2F;streaming&#x2F;machine learning etc.) they need to fulfill some specific (that is, &quot;business&quot;) tasks.<p>Kind Regards,
Harris