Are there any Python alternatives similar to Esper (Java and .NET) that deal with complex event processing (CEP)?

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I am really interested in Complex Event Processing and have been looking at Esper. However my company has an anti-GPL stance and I was wondering if there are non-GPL alternatives out there un...

I want to learn more on how to build CEP based applications. So I looked around and found several products (overview found here: http://rulecore.com/CEPblog/?page_id=47). But as there are quite a ...

I have a stream of discrete events coming into my system and I need to apply rules based on the content of each event. Also, I want to apply complex event processing on these stream events. Constr...

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I've been looking at Esper (and Storm) for stream processing.. Esper seems to do exactly what I want.. i.e. roling means, medians, complex queries, etc... but one thing has me wondering. How would...

Are there any CEP Engine/Platforms that works friendly with .Net (ie, it has .Net API), other than Nesper and the Microsoft StreamInsight ?

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