Networking API Documentation

Explore comprehensive documentation for Network Stream APIs.

This page provides detailed information and examples for the Network Stream API. It covers data structures, operations, and best practices.

Introduction

The Network Stream API allows developers to efficiently manage and process network data.

Key features include: Robust data serialization, efficient data streams, and comprehensive error handling.

Data Structures

We provide different data structures to hold and manipulate network stream information:

  • StreamRecord: Basic unit of data, containing a timestamp and stream identifier.
  • StreamSegment: Breaks down a StreamRecord into smaller, manageable units for processing.
  • NetworkStream: A top-level container for a stream of data.

Operations

Key operations include:

  • GetStreamInfo: Retrieve details of a stream.
  • CreateStream: Create a new stream.
  • UpdateStream: Modify an existing stream.
  • ProcessStream: Perform operations on a stream.

Examples

Simple examples demonstrating the API's functionality:

  1. Example 1: Retrieving stream info.
  2. Example 2: Creating a simple stream.
  3. Example 3: Updating a stream's data.