The article is devoted to the problem of processing and analysis of large amounts of data. Today, with
the advent of sources of information that can produce large amounts of data, data collection is becoming
an increasingly complex institution. To solve this problem, a wide range of technologies for specific
purposes has been developed. However, most of them can be attributed to two paradigms of data
processing, namely streaming and batch. In this article, we will consider the above paradigms and
technologies used to build data processing solutions and try to outline several characteristics that need to
be considered when building data processing systems. Also, based on the most promising solutions, the
implementation of the system of data collection and analysis from IoT devices is given.
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