FIG. 9 depicts an example of a storage processor 810 sending event data 122 to a corresponding compute engine 102. As described above, the compute engine 102 can process incoming event data 122 based on refinement operations 202, composition operations 302, and/or other operations. However, in some examples, the compute engine 102 may not initially be able to perform one or more of these operations on certain event data 122. For example, if a particular operation of the compute engine 102 compares attributes in event data 122 about different processes to identify which parent process spawned a child process, the compute engine 102 may not be able to perform that particular operation if the compute engine 102 has received event data 122 about the child process but has not yet received event data 122 about the parent process.
In these types of situations, in which the compute engine 104 receives first event data 122 but expects related second event data 122 to arrive later that may be relevant to an operation, the compute engine 104 can issue a claim check 902 to the storage processor 810. The claim check 902 can indicate that the compute engine 104 is expecting second event data. 122 to arrive that may be related to first event data 122 that has already arrived, and that the storage processor 810 should resend the first event data 122 to the compute engine 104 along with the second event data 122 if and when the second event data 122 arrives. In some examples, the claim check 902 can identify the first and/or second event data 122 using a key, identifier, string value, and/or any other type of attribute.