Demo : Twitter Sentiment Analysis on Kubernetes using Kafka, MongoDB with OpenShift Container Storage

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In this demo we will tap into Twitter Streaming API, get live data into a Kafka cluster through a simple python backend API. The tweets ingested into Kafka are then stored on a MongoDB. For resiliency and persistency both Kafka cluster and MongoDB consumes block storage from

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Demo : Twitter Streaming and Sentiment Analysis App
Showcasing : AMQ Streams(Kafka), MongoDB backed by OCS 4.2 on OCP 4.2
Karan Singh
Sr. Solutions Architect

Twitter Streaming and Sentiment Analysis App :
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Distributed Messaging Service
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Database Service
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Kafka Cluster ZooKeeper Cluster Monitoring

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App Deployment Steps
● Prerequisite Check
● Deploying Distributed Messaging Service (Kafka) on OCS
● Deploying Database Service (MongoDB) on OCS
● Deploying Backend API Service (Python) on OCP
● Deploying Frontend Service (HTML/JS) on OCP
● Playing with Twitter Keywords

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1. Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage Demo : Twitter Streaming and Sentiment Analysis App Showcasing : AMQ Streams(Kafka), MongoDB backed by OCS 4.2 on OCP 4.2 Karan Singh Sr. Solutions Architect

2. 2 Demo : Ingredients

3. Twitter Streaming and Sentiment Analysis App : Undercover Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage

4. OCS Persistent Storage across Applications PV PV PV PV PV PV Distributed Messaging Service PV Database Service PV PV Kafka Cluster ZooKeeper Cluster Monitoring

5. 5 App Deployment Steps ● Prerequisite Check ● Deploying Distributed Messaging Service (Kafka) on OCS ● Deploying Database Service (MongoDB) on OCS ● Deploying Backend API Service (Python) on OCP ● Deploying Frontend Service (HTML/JS) on OCP ● Playing with Twitter Keywords

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