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Consider applying a strategy pattern to the writer to support varying levels of complexity on indexing behaviors when mapping to a relational model #5

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iamgollum opened this issue Apr 20, 2020 · 0 comments
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Consider applying a strategy pattern to the writer to support varying levels of complexity on indexing behaviors when mapping to a relational model #5

iamgollum opened this issue Apr 20, 2020 · 0 comments

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Observation

Mapping data to a relational model is a complex task. There are 1-1, 1-Many, Many-Many, and Recursive relationships that are commonly found in this world.

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We should look into supporting different strategies based on the complexity of the relationships we want to support.

For example, we currently support a "Basic" writer strategy of sorts with id, timestamp, and value (as entire JSON payload). However, we could dig into the payload and start attempting to map relationships. Including Apache Avro from #3 could also be incorporated as another more advanced strategy option.
@iamgollum iamgollum changed the title Consider applying strategy pattern to writer for varying levels of complexity indexing behaviors to a relational model Consider applying a strategy pattern to the writer for varying levels of complexity on indexing behaviors for a relational model Apr 20, 2020
@iamgollum iamgollum changed the title Consider applying a strategy pattern to the writer for varying levels of complexity on indexing behaviors for a relational model Consider applying a strategy pattern to the writer to support varying levels of complexity on indexing behaviors when mapping to a relational model Apr 20, 2020
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