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The streamz project offers a Docker image for the convenience of quickly trying out streamz and its features.The purpose of the Dockerfile at this time is not to be used in a productionenvironment but rather for experimentation, learning, or new feature development.

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The Streamz pane renders streamz Stream objects emitting arbitrary objects, unlike the DataFrame pane which specifically handles streamz DataFrame and Series objects and exposes various formatting objects.

If you specify the option keepAlive: true, the streamz object will need an extra .end() to close. This prevents accidental closing when piping multiple streams with uncertain timings (including periods of no open streams) into a streamz object.

Streamz supports self.writes, i.e. if you this.write(data) within the custom function, the data will be processed by the streamz component (recursively) even if the inbound stream has ended. This can be useful for scrapers that need to traverse through pages etc.

Any errors that come up in a streamz object are passed to the children if no custom error listener has been defined. This allows errors to propagate down to the first error listener or to the rejection of a final promise (if the chain ends in .promise())

All hvPlot methods on streamz objects return HoloViews DynamicMap objects that update the plot whenever streamz triggers an event. For more information on DynamicMap and HoloViews dynamic plotting support, see the HoloViews User Guide; here we will focus on using the simple, high-level hvPlot API rather than on the details of how events and data flow behind the scenes.

All plots generated by the streamz plotting interface dynamically stream data from Python into the web browser. The web version for this page includes screen captures of the streaming visualizations, not live streaming data.

Throughout this section we will be using the Random object from streamz, which provides an easy way of generating a DataFrame of random streaming data but which could be substituted with any streamz DataFrame or Series driven by a live, external data source instead. To stop the Random stream you can call df.stop() at any point.

The streamz library provides StreamingDataFrame and StreamingSeries as a powerful way to easily work with live sources of tabular data. This makes it perfectly suited to work with Buffer. With the StreamingDataFrame we can easily stream data, apply computations such as cumulative and rolling statistics and then visualize the data with HoloViews.

The streamz.dataframe module provides a Random utility that generates a StreamingDataFrame that emits random data with a certain frequency at a specified interval. The example attribute lets us see the structure and dtypes of the data we can expect: ff782bc1db