Serverless Data Processing with Dataflow - Using Dataflow for Streaming Analytics (Python) Reviews

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I found one problem. The following commands In Chapter "Introduce lag to streaming input" dose not work. ``` bash generat ``` I got the following error when runnig it, ``` (df-env) (base) jupyter@theia-20220828-142742:~/project/training-data-analyst/quests/dataflow_python$ bash generat bash: generat: No such file or directory ``` The script certainly didn't exist. Instead, I used the `use_lag` option in generate_streaming_events.sh. This is the log when the command is executed. ``` (df-env) (base) jupyter@theia-20220828-142742:~/project/training-data-analyst/quests/dataflow_python$ bash generate_streaming_events.sh true Installing packages Generating synthetic users Generating synthetic events Using lag ```

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