Cloudflow: Spark, Flink, and Akka Working together on Kubernetes by Nolan Grace
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Hi Scalators,
We're keeping the ball rolling on virtual events. This talk will introduce a new open source project from Lightbend called Cloudflow that can be used to deploy a data streaming platform composed of multiple open source streaming technologies onto Kubernetes (Spark, Flink, Akka Streams/Akka). We'll use Microsoft teams this time. This event will be recorded.
Talk: Cloudflow: Spark, Flink, and Akka Working together on Kubernetes
Description:
Streaming is a huge part of building modern software. The industry is littered with tips, tools, frameworks, and engines directed at helping developers solve steaming problems but when push comes leveraging more than one tool for a project is extremely difficult. Cloudflow is a open-source project from Lightbend designed to address this problem and make it easier for developers to take advantage of all the best tools to solve each streaming challenge.
In this session we will dive into a cloudflow application and by the end of the presentation you will understand how cloudflow helps developers build more complex streaming applications, with fewer lines of code, and get running on Kubernetes in no time.
Speaker Bio:
Nolan Grace is a Senior Solution Architect at Lightbend who travels the world helping companies build reactive tech.
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