Explore the key considerations for selecting an appropriate platform for event-driven applications in this conference talk from Conf42 DevOps 2024. Dive into the differences between data streaming and message queuing, and learn about Apache Pulsar's key features, including its three levels of scalability and elasticity. Discover how Pulsar's multi-layered architecture, durability options, built-in geo-replication, and native multi-tenancy can benefit your event-driven systems. Gain insights into Pulsar's compatibility with various software ecosystems, its vibrant open-source community, and its adoption by over 1000 organizations. Understand the history and evolution of Apache Pulsar to make an informed decision for your event-driven application needs.
Choosing the Right Platform for Your Event-Driven App - Apache Pulsar Overview
Overview
Syllabus
intro
preamble
about streamnative
apache pulsar
data streaming
message queuing...
...vs data streaming
apache pulsar key features
three levels of scalability and elasticity
adding more consumer instances
three levels of elasticity
pulsar elastic multi-layered architecture
three levels of elasticity - recap
streamnative operators for apache pulsar
durability:
- replication
- tiered storage offload
built-in geo-replication
native multi-tenancy
compatibility with your software ecosystem
pulsar provides compatibility for seamless migration path
pulsar ecosystem
open source community
vibrant community
apache pulsar is used by 1000+ orgs
history & recap
questions?
Taught by
Conf42
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