Apache Spark vs Apache Flink: Which Is Better? (4 Key Differences You Should Know
Apache Spark vs Apache Flink: Which Is Better? (4 Key Differences You Should Know. In this video, I will discuss the differences between Apache Spark and Apache Flink.
Apache Spark: https://spark.apache.org/
Apache Flink: https://flink.apache.org/
The main difference between them is the performance they offer.
Both Spark and Flink are designed to offer high scalability and performance. However, Apache Flink offers greater speed than Spark when processing streaming data. Spark leverages micro batches to initiate streaming, but Flink leverages native streaming. Due to this, Flink processes each data set in real time with minimum latency. Spark, however, offers near real-time data processing within the general performance benchmarks.
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