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CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]

Event-Driven Architecture with Knative Events

CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] via YouTube

Overview

Explore event-driven architecture with Knative events in this informative webinar. Trace the evolution from monolithic to microservices and event-driven architectures. Gain insights into cloud events, Knative Eventing as an events intermediary, and Knative components. Discover extensibility through the operator model, including Sources and Brokers. Witness an end-to-end demonstration showcasing EventSourcing, Custom Events, and Autoscaling with Serving. Learn from Google experts Nicolás López and Bryan Zimmerman as they delve into topics such as event-driven patterns, image processing pipelines, push-based and pull-based Sources, Broker and Trigger mechanisms, messaging flows, and Knative's role in GCP and the broader community. Address common questions about Knative's implementation across clouds, its advantages over Kafka, broker requirements, serverless event-driven processing capabilities, and its position within the Serverless Community.

Syllabus

Introduction
Microservices
Eventdriven architecture
Eventdriven pattern
Image processing pipeline
Demo
Traces
Review
Source
Pushbased and Pullbased Sources
Broker and Trigger
Messaging
Flows
Knative for GCP
Knative community
Whats next
Other open source events
Questions
Can Knative events be implemented on other clouds
Does Knative have any advantage over Kafka
Kafka related questions
Does Knative require a broker
Does Knative support AMP10
Does Knative support serverless eventdriven code processing
Is Knative an Orchestrator
Knative Eventing in the Serverless Community
Wrapup

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CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]

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