Streaming Data & Real-time Computation with Apache Storm
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Folks,
It's been a few months since our last get-together. Let's try to get together at the end of September for snacks, beer, and good conversation. P. Taylor Goetz from Hortonworks will do a use case review and a technical deep dive on several Storm projects.
The talk will cover:
• Security Operations Monitoring, Analyzing 1.2 million packets per second security operations and realtime threat detection.
• Data Pipelines and Integrating Real time Web Services: Master Data Management & ETL Pipelines
• A review of Apache Kafka other technologies often used in conjunction with Apache Storm
Thanks to sponsorship from O'Reilly, we will be giving away some "big data" books, and will also be raffling off a free ticket to Strata NY/Hadoop World.
Hope to see you all there,
Ilya
About our speaker:
P. Taylor Goetz is an Apache Storm committer and release manager and has been involved with the usage and development of Storm since it was first released as open source in October of 2011. As an active contributor to the Storm user community, Taylor is lead on a number of open-source projects related to Storm. Specifically, he has developed numerous technologies that enable integration of Storm into the enterprise. He has also authored a number of open source storm projects which enable enterprises to integrate Storm into heterogeneous infrastructure. He is coauthor of "Storm Blueprints: Patterns for Distributed Real-time Computation" book.
p.s. the NYC Storm group is hosting Taylor a week before us (https://www.meetup.com/New-York-City-Storm-User-Group/events/203736872/?a=ea1_grp&rv=ea1) for anyone in New York.