Matthias J. Sax 🦦🇮🇳 Current 2025 🇮🇳
Bengaluru, here I come. My talk "One Client to Rule them all" was accepted. Hope to see you there.
KroxyliciousKroxylicious has been getting out and about recently with Tom talking about record encryption at Kafka Summit London and
@k_wall
talking about it at UK Systems Research Challenges Workshop. https://kroxylicious.io/conference/record-encryption/2024/04/17/uksystems24.html
#apacheKafka #KafkaSummit
@k_wall
talking about it at UK Systems Research Challenges Workshop. https://kroxylicious.io/conference/record-encryption/2024/04/17/uksystems24.html
#apacheKafka #KafkaSummit
Kroxylicious presents at UK Systems Research Challenges Workshop
Kroxylicious’s Encryption At Rest use-case was presented to the Eighth Annual UK System Research Challenges Workshop. The well-received session(slides) went into the motivations for the use-case, the summarised the options for introducing encryption into Kafka and some of the challenges met when encrypting the Kafka Record.
dalelaneThe recordings from last month's #KafkaSummit are live - a relief for anyone who missed the opportunity to watch me talk about AsyncAPI v3 or Complex Event Processing 😜
https://www.confluent.io/events/kafka-summit-london-2024/asyncapi-v3-whats-new/
Bit harder to share recordings than usual. Looks like embeds are disabled this year, and they're hidden behind a signup wall that earned me a phone call from a Confluent seller yesterday asking about my interest in Kafka.
Still worth it though - there were some really good talks worth watching
rmoff 🏃🏻 🍺 🥓After have a blast at #kafkasummit in London last month, I'm excited to have been accepted to speak at #current24 in September 🤩
Oskar Dudycz 🇺🇦✊If you'd like to know how to avoid event modelling anti-patterns like Property Sourcing, CRUD Sourcing, Clickbait Event and others, check the recording of my talk at #KafkaSummit; it is already available!
Watch it here: https://www.confluent.io/events/kafka-summit-london-2024/event-modeling-anti-patterns/
I heard that it was both funny and educational, curious if you agree with that 😀
FOMO'd on #KafkaSummit? Want to catch up on what's happening in the data and streaming world?
Here is the 🌼 March 🌸 edition of #CheckpointChronicle with tons of great content for you.
One of my #KafkaSummit talks this week was about #AsyncAPI version 3 - telling a story about how the changes in v3 make it easier to describe event driven architectures.
We finished with a live demo of what this enables in tools that support this latest version of the standard.
If you missed it, you can find a recap of the demos at:
https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/dale-lane1/2024/03/21/asyncapi-3
Have you heard about CRUD Sourcing, Property Sourcing or Clickbait Event? Those event modelling anti-patterns were the topic of my #KafkaSummit talk.
If you weren’t there, I prepared the page with all my articles on this topic. 🙂👇
✨✨Slides and code from my **#kafkasummit** talk are now online✨✨
📒 Slides: https://talks.rmoff.net/8VjuaU/here-be-dragons-h-h-stacktraces-flink-sql-for-non-java-developers
💾 Code: https://github.com/decodableco/examples/kafka-iceberg
(And WTF is the ^H^H in the talk title? A reference to times past. And as @nbuesing pointed out, it should have been ^W^W to be accurate ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://wooledge.org/~greg/%5EH.html)
🐲 Here be Dragons^H^H Stacktraces — Flink SQL for Non-Java Developers by Robin Moffatt
Apache Flink might be the belle of the ball at the moment, but that doesn’t stop it from being baffling to learn at times. A platform steeped in its history as a Java project, it can be daunting for the humble data engineer equipped with only some SQL and their wits to navigate. And that’s a shame, because with Flink SQL you can do some rather useful things with streams (and batches) of data just using SQL - no coding required!
My second #KafkaSummit talk this year is in the unenviable 9am slot.
Will anyone turn up? I guess we’ll find out how much people enjoyed the party last night 😄