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Apache Kafka is a high-performance open-source stream processing platform for collecting and processing large numbers of messages in real-time. It's used in an increasingly large number of data pipelines to handle events such as website click streams, transactions and other telemetry in real-time and at scale. Kafka's core benefit is clean decoupling of event producing and consuming logic which makes it possible to easily update event processing logic and add new components to the mix while maintaining a clean architecture.

This session focuses on connecting Kafka and PostgreSQL to automatically update a relational database with incoming Kafka events, allowing you to use PostgreSQL's powerful data aggregation and reporting features on the live data stream.

Date:

2018 October 15 14:30 PDT

Duration:

50 min

Room:

Winchester 2

Conference:

Silicon Valley

Language:

Track:

Data

Difficulty:

Medium