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A Real-Time Streaming System for Customized Network Traffic Capture.

Adrian-Tiberiu Costin¹, Daniel Zinca¹, Virgil Dobrota¹

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This study introduces an innovative network traffic logging tool for real-time analysis. It efficiently transfers network packets to Apache Kafka and ksqlDB for swift data storage and management.

Keywords:

Apache Kafka Libtins ksqlDB network traffic logger

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Computer Science
Network Engineering
Data Management

Background:

Network traffic logging is crucial for data flow analysis and troubleshooting.
Real-time querying and pattern matching are essential for advanced network traffic analysis.
Existing methods may lack efficiency in handling and storing large volumes of network data.

Purpose of the Study:

To present an innovative network traffic logging tool.
To demonstrate the integration of modern technologies for network traffic analysis.
To showcase efficient real-time data storage and retrieval.

Main Methods:

Developing a network traffic logging tool.
Implementing real-time network packet transfer to Apache Kafka.
Utilizing ksqlDB for data processing and querying.

Main Results:

Successful real-time transfer of network packets to Apache Kafka.
Dependable storage of network packets in Apache Kafka topics.
Demonstrated effectiveness of the tool in network traffic analysis.

Conclusions:

Modern technologies significantly enhance network traffic analysis.
The developed tool provides swift and reliable network packet storage.
Employing Apache Kafka and ksqlDB is beneficial for network management.