Apache Heron 2nd Anniversary - Virtual Event
Details
This is the 21st of our monthly hands-on sessions in Apache Heron, a realtime, distributed, fault-tolerant stream processing engine.
Two - IntelliJ Ultimate License (free)
$$$$$ TO WIN $$$$$:
- git clone & build, https://heron.incubator.apache.org/docs/getting-started-local-single-node/
$$$$$ OR $$$$$ - star git repo, https://github.com/apache/incubator-heron.git
- follow us & tweet, https://twitter.com/heronstreaming
- join slack, http://heronstreaming.herokuapp.com/
- join us, https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13678977/
$$$$$ BOTH $$$$$
- This is our Second Virtual Event, Second Anniversary Event and First Virtual Anniversary Event.
- Online Conference Link will be shared at the hour.
- Slack channel is another mode of communication, for this event.
Agenda:
600-700: Heron vs. Apache Beam + Google Dataflow
Xiaoyao Qian, is an engineer working at Twitter, Inc and an Apache committer. He has been working on the Heron project and other distributed stream processing systems at Twitter since late 2018. He holds BS and MS degrees in CS from UIUC. Xiaoyao has also been a long-time enthusiast in blockchain and decentralized systems.
Ning Wang, Data Pipeline engineer at Amplitude Analytics. He is passionate about data processing and is an active contributor in Heron project and an Apache Commiter. Prior to Amplitude, he was technical lead of the Real-time Compute team at Twitter, and he had also worked on Twitter website and Observability backend. In addition, Ning spent many years in the game industry working on (not playing, well maybe a little) games.
Karthik Ramasamy, has over two decades of experience in real-time data processing, parallel databases, big data infrastructure, and networking. He was engineering manager and technical lead for Real Time Analytics at Twitter, where he co-created the Heron real-time engine. Prior to Twitter, Karthik was co-founder of Locomatix, a company specialized in real-time processing on Hadoop and Cassandra, and worked at Greenplum and Juniper Networks. He is the author of several publications, patents and co-author of “Network Routing: Algorithms, Protocols and Architectures.” He has a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin - Madison, where he worked extensively in parallel database systems, query processing, scale-out technologies, storage engines and online analytical systems.
Host Bio:
Sree Vaddi, Strategic Solutions Architect & Technical Advisor, a Java Veteran and an Apache PPMC.
What we covered:
2018:
01.Month#0. An intro to Apache and it's major features - San Francisco
02.Sep 2018: An intro to Apache and it's major features - South Bay
03.Oct 2018: Caladrius
04.Nov 2018: Apache Heron - Stateful
05.Dec 2018: Caladrius (On popular demand)
2019:
06.Jan 2019: Streamlet: Heron Functional API
07.Feb 2019: Use of Heron at Twitter for Network Analysis
08.Mar 2019: A Series of Talks on Apache Heron - Part 1
(Low-Level API in Java & Python; Migrate a Storm Topology to Heron Topology.)
09.Apr 2019: First Year Anniversary @ Twitter HQ in San Francisco.
10.May 2019: Heron Packing Algorithms.
11.Jun 2019: Real-time monitoring of Twitter's network infrastructure with Heron (with ACM)
12.Jul 2019: Heron Streamlet API in Java, Python and Scala
13.Aug 2019: Streamlet: Heron Functional API
14.Sep 2019: Apache Heron - Stateful
15.Oct 2019: A Series of Talks on Apache Heron - Part 2
16.Nov 2019: Streamlet: Heron Functional API
17.Dec 2019: A Series of Talks on Apache Heron - Part 3
(Manage Topologies)
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18.Jan 2020: Stream Processing & Apache Heron
19.Feb 2020: Stream Processing & Apache Heron - New Deck
20.Mar 2020: Heron Hack Heron - First Virtual Event (State Manager & Heron Scheduler)
21.Apr 2020: Heron Hack Heron - Second Virtual Event (Heron vs. Apache Beam + Google Dataflow)
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