Unlocking the Future of Event-Driven Architecture

Julien Jakubowski of StreamNative and Tun Shwe of Quix will present Apache Pulsar and Quix as two technologies that will revolutionize event-driven architectures.

AGENDA:

• Talk title: Apache Pulsar: Finally an Alternative to Kafka?
• Speaker: Julien Jakubowski, Developer Advocate at StreamNative
• Abstract: These days, RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, or Kafka are probably the first three things that spring to mind when you consider developing event-driven, real-time applications. But have you heard of Apache Pulsar? Following a quick overview of messaging fundamentals, you will learn about Apache Pulsar features that let you create incredible event-driven applications.

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• Talk title: Faster Event-Driven Architecture with Apache Kafka, Python and Quix
• Speaker: Tun Shwe, VP of Data / DevRel at Quix
• Abstract: In today’s AI-driven world, where large volumes of high-quality data is essential, there’s an even greater need for faster data processing. Apache Kafka is known for giving developers the ability to harness fast streaming data, but due to its infrastructure complexity, teams can find it difficult to actually build these event-driven applications quickly. This talk will show you how fast you can go when you build on serverless technology!

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ABOUT THE MEETUP GROUP
Serverless Tribe, formerly known as Serverless Singapore, is a non-commercial, community-powered meetup group that delves into subjects like serverless, cloud, data infrastructure, and many more exciting areas.

Yingjun Wu of RisingWave is the current host. RisingWave is an open-source distributed SQL streaming database. Its primary objective is to reduce the cost and complexity of building real-time stream processing applications.