Event: 2022 Summit • Speakers: Dale Lane, Nic Townsend
This talk will be an introduction to help developers get started with using AsyncAPI. It will cover how to describe your Kafka cluster and define how clients should connect. Come along to learn about how AsyncAPI complements and extends existing use of schema formats like Apache Avro and why you should start using it today as part of your event-driven…
Event: 2021 Summit • Speaker: Sajith Ravindra
…demands more than an ad-hoc way of managing the topics and the endpoints. API management practices are well established to manage REST endpoints, same principals can be applied for managing streaming endpoints as well. However, the asynchronous nature of communication in event streams require fundamental changes to certain aspects to the conventional methods of managing REST APIs. This EDA Summit…
Event: 2021 Summit • Speaker: Jonathan Schabowsky
Events may be one of the largest potential sources of value for enterprises today, but for most, that value remains largely untapped. To build event-driven composable business applications we need to start treating events like products: exposing them (internally and externally) the way we expose APIs, designing the developer experience to deliver long-term value, and evolving them over time to…
Event: 2022 Summit • Speaker: Sumeet Puri
…etc. 3. Streaming data from millions of devices/vehicles to Kafka clusters for analytics, while also providing a command-and-control path to the devices. 4. Filtering Kafka data streams while preserving order – often critical for microservices and transactional systems – without the overhead of using KSQL. 5. Connecting and replicating data/events between different flavors of Kafka (open source Apache Kafka, Confluent,…
Event: 2023 Summit • Speaker: Fuguo Wei
Wei recently completed an exhaustive evaluation of four popular event brokers (Apache Kafka, AWS EventBridge, Mulesoft Anypoint MQ, and Solace PubSub+) from various perspectives. In this talk he will compare and contrast these brokers.
Event: 2023 Summit • Speaker: Serge Beuzit
In this talk, Beuzit will explain how Amadeus embraced EDA, and where they are in their journey. After a brief description of use cases, he will guide you through the steps of their progression: from discovery of Kafka / Kafka Streams to their first production implementation and the expansion of EDA across the company, sometimes relying on other technologies such…
Event: 2023 Summit • Speaker: Albert Mavashev
Companies use Solace EDA platform with legacy messaging platforms like MQ and Tibco EMS and need visibility across the MESH. Using Open Telemetry, meshIQ delivers cross-platform visibility into the complex ecosystem. Join us for a quick demo.
Event: 2023 Summit • Speaker: Marc Pierne
EDA has transformed how F5 builds software services, enabling them to achieve greater scalability and cost savings by decoupling services. To develop optimal event-driven software, they are leveraging Solace, API gateways, and integration platforms utilizing a multi-protocol approach to combine the flexibility and resilience of API microservices with robust security measures while enabling advanced data analytics to drive insights and…
Event: 2023 Summit • Speaker: Benjamin Gottstein
…basis for compelling use cases empowered by EDA. Join Ben as he discusses the power of reusable events using Solace’s dynamic topic hierarchy. With examples straight from Ben’s former employer and long-term Solace customer, Schwarz IT (Lidl and Kaufland), this presentation will showcase how Solace’s dynamic topics can help retailers become more agile and efficient, reducing complexity and facilitating collaboration….
Event: 2021 Summit • Speaker: Steve Wood
…also references several examples of human-led EDA in practice at orgs across a variety of industries – offering those companies complete visibility, in real time, of everything happening in their business. “Often when we think of EDA in the middleware system sense, we don’t really think of the human aspect of EDA. We think of events from IoT, system-system work,…
Event: 2023 Summit • Speaker: Robert Tomkins
To cost-effectively implement EDA, you need to right-size for routine traffic and scale on demand with tools like Kubernetes event-driven autoscaling (KEDA). And when autoscaling, your queues need to adapt to keep delivering information in order, load balancing across many consumers. Non-exclusive queues do so, but introduce “competing consumers” so only work if the events are stateless, or if you…
Event: 2023 Summit • Speaker: Dunith Dhanushka
Streaming and eventing are two architectural styles based on EDA. They both let you build asynchronous, scalable, and decoupled applications, but there are a few key differences in their approaches. In the first half of this talk, Dhanushka will compare and contrast eventing and streaming across a few dimensions, including event delivery semantics, retention, selective event subscription, and processing patterns,…
