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Structured Streaming is Spark's structured stream processing engine; it treats streaming data as an unbounded table that is continuously appended to, performs incremental computation with the same DataFrame/SQL API as batch processing, and guarantees fault tolerance through checkpoints and exactly-once semantics.
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