Types
Most CEP solutions and concepts can be classified into two main categories:
- Computation-oriented CEP
- Detection-oriented CEP
A computation-oriented CEP solution is focused on executing on-line algorithms as a response to event data entering the system. A simple example is to continuously calculate an average based in data on the inbound events.
Detection-oriented CEP is focused on detecting combinations of events called events patterns or situations. A simple example of detecting a situation is to look for a specific sequence of events.
Read more about this topic: Complex Event Processing
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