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The system ingests data from various sources such as cloud resources, cloud activity logs, and API access logs, and processes billions of messages, resulting in terabytes of data daily. This data is sent to Apache Kafka, which is hosted on Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK).
Traditionally, such a legacy call center analytics platform would be built on a relational database that stores data from streaming sources. Datatransformations through stored procedures and use of materialized views to curate datasets and generate insights is a known pattern with relational databases.
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