What is TransactionalTopology in Storm?
The TransactionalTopology in Storm is a topology structure designed to implement transactional processing within the topology. This ensures that each stage of processing within the topology is atomic, meaning it either all succeeds or all fails, ensuring consistency and reliability in data processing. TransactionalTopology typically utilizes Storm’s transactional topology processors to track and manage each transaction, ensuring that data processing is orderly and reliable.
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