Name: IN PERSON: Apache Kafka® Meetup Milano
Start: 2025-01-16T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-01-16T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Bitrock

Join us for an Apache Kafka® meetup on Thursday, January 16th from 6:00pm in Milan hosted by Bitrock!

📍**Venue:**
Bitrock
Via Tortona, 4, 20144 Milano MI, Italy. 1st Floor.

**\*\*IMPORTANT: *There are limited seats, so if you cannot attend, please change your RSVP so someone else can join. Thanks!\*\*\****

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🗓 **Agenda:**

* 6:00pm: Doors open/Welcome
* 6:15pm - 6:45pm: Daniele Bonelli, Team Lead - Software Engineer, Bitrock & Simone Esposito, Team Lead - Software Engineer, Bitrock
* 6:45pm - 7:15pm: Viktor Gamov, Principal Developer Advocate, Confluent
* 7:15pm - 8:00pm: Additional Q&A, Drinks, Food and Networking

💡 **Speaker One:**
Daniele Bonelli, Team Lead - Software Engineer, Bitrock & Simone Esposito, Team Lead - Software Engineer, Bitrock

**Title of Talk:**
How to Simplify your MQTT Data Integration at Scale

**Abstract:**
A systemic journey that starts with the sensor and the measurement of events in the physical world, continues through various stages of data processing and ends in the digital world of artificial systems. The stages of this journey represent different technologies, starting with the IoT, passing through data acquisition, data transmission, pre-processing, storage and, finally, interpretation and analysis using Artificial Intelligence models. The realization of this process leads to the introduction of a new paradigm for data access that allows sensors to be interrogated using LLM (and Dante's language), highlighting a practical implementation case that combines engineering and computer science skills to achieve significant results.

**Bios:**
**Daniele Bonelli** is Software Architect & Team Lead at Bitrock. Passionate about the computer world since he was a child, Daniele has always known IT would be his life's path. Computer science enthralls him in all its aspects, from the elegance of event-driven architectures and the intricacies of JVM to the power of functional programming and the efficiency of DevOps practices. Daniele firmly believes that "knowledge thrives on exchange".

**Simone Esposito** is Software Architect & Team Lead at Bitrock. Passionate about computer science, Simone is always excited to test himself with different technologies and learn new things. He has a strong passion for writing code and sharing knowledge with colleagues and peers in the industry. He prefers working with functional programming languages, distributed systems and event-driven architectures.

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💡 **Speaker Two:**
Viktor Gamov, Principal Developer Advocate, Confluent

**Title of Talk:**
One Does Not Simply Query a Stream

**Abstract:**
Suppose you have embraced Apache Kafka as the core of your data infrastructure. In that case, you have probably integrated event-driven services to communicate with each other through topics, combined with legacy systems through an ecosystem of connectors, and responded more or less in real-time to things happening in the world outside your software. Immutable logs of events form a more robust backbone than the one-database-to-rule-them-all of your profound monolith past. Your stack is more evolvable, responsive, and easier to work with. However, you might face a challenge now that everything is a stream - how do you query things?

Although you may name at least one or two ways off the top of your head, it's time you think through how to make the choice. In this talk, we'll explore the solutions currently in use for asking questions about the contents of a topic, including Kafka Streams, the various streaming SQL implementations, your favorite relational database, your favorite data lake, and real-time analytics databases like Apache Pinot. There is no single correct answer to the question, so as responsible builders of systems, we must understand our options and the trade-offs they present to us.

You'll leave this talk even more satisfied that you've embraced Kafka as the heart of your system and are ready to deploy the right choice for querying the logs that hold your data.

**Bio:**
Viktor Gamov is a Principal Developer Advocate at Confluent, founded by the original creators of Apache Kafka®. With a rich background in implementing and advocating for distributed systems and cloud-native architectures, Viktor excels in open-source technologies. He is passionate about assisting architects, developers, and operators in crafting systems that are not only low in latency and scalable but also highly available.

As a Java Champion and an esteemed speaker, Viktor is known for his insightful presentations at top industry events like JavaOne, Devoxx, Kafka Summit, and QCon. His expertise spans distributed systems, real-time data streaming, JVM, and DevOps.

Viktor has co-authored "Enterprise Web Development" from O'Reilly and "Apache Kafka® in Action" from Manning.

Follow Viktor on X - @gamussa to stay updated with Viktor's latest thoughts on technology, his gym and food adventures, and insights into open-source and developer advocacy.

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NOTE: We are unable to cater for any attendees under the age of 21.
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