StreamInsight LINQ is powerful and expressive. At the same time, the learning curve for a new user can be steep, because the query operators work on a semantically basic level. This means that complex use cases need to be build bottom up, composing the...

Over at his blog , Isaac Kunen posts : One of the big features in the new version is resiliency, which helps you build highly available systems that use StreamInsight. This post gives a high-level, no-code overview of what this functionality does and...

In a previous posting , we introduced nested types as one of the new features in StreamInsight V1.2. The second improvement in the type system represents the other end of the complexity spectrum, namely the ability to use "primitive" event types, without...

One of the focus areas for us in V1.2 was the LINQ surface of StreamInsight. We have straightened out many of the kinks people complained about in previous versions and have added new features. Too many improvements for a single blog post, so today we’ll...

With the release of StreamInsight V1.2 we also updated our LINQPad driver. It is now aware of StreamInsight versions, so that a sample can fail gracefully if the required library version is not found. You can install the new driver (of update your...

The StreamInsight team is proud to announce the release of V1.2! Don’t be fooled by the minor number increment - we've made a bunch of major improvements: Resiliency against planned and unplanned downtime through checkpointing. Custom solutions...