Live in Manila! Apache Kafka® Meetup – Featuring Jun Rao

Join us for a special community meetup during the Data Streaming World Tour stop in Manila on Tuesday, May 27th.
Light snacks and beverages provided.

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Presentation with Q&A
4:30pm-5:30pm: Queues for Kafka with Jun Rao, Co-founder, Confluent

Abstract:
Event streaming is great but sometimes it's easier to use a queue, especially when parallel consumption is more important than ordering. Wouldn't it be great if you had the option of consuming your data in Apache Kafka just like a message queue? For workloads where each message is an independent work item, you'd really like to be able to run as many consumers as you need, cooperating to handle the load, and to acknowledge messages one at a time as the work is completed. You might even want to be able to retry specific messages. This is much easier to achieve using a queue rather than a topic with a consumer group. KIP-932 brings queuing semantics to Apache Kafka. It introduces the concept of share groups. Share groups let your applications consume data off regular Kafka topics with per-message acknowledgement and without worrying about balancing the number of partitions and consumers. With this KIP, you can bring your queuing workloads to Apache Kafka. Come and hear about this innovative new feature being added to Apache Kafka 4.1.

Location:
Shangri-La The Fort, Manila
30th Street, Taguig, NCR 1634

For more information on activities surrounding the world tour stop in Manila please visit this link.

***DISCLAIMER BY ATTENDING THIS EVENT IN PERSON, you acknowledge that risk includes possible exposure to and illness from infectious diseases including COVID-19, and accept responsibility for this, if it occurs.As the classroom is a mask-on setting, please be reminded that masks should still be worn at all times unless actively eating or drinking
NOTE: We are unable to cater for any attendees under the age of 18.