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Machine Learning with Python, Jupyter, KSQL and TensorFlow

Confluent

Building a scalable, reliable and performant machine learning (ML) infrastructure is not easy. It takes much more effort than just building an analytic model with Python and your favorite machine learning framework. It allows real-time data ingestion, processing, model deployment and monitoring in a reliable and scalable way.

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Real-Time Analytics and Monitoring Dashboards with Apache Kafka and Rockset

Confluent

In the early days, many companies simply used Apache Kafka ® for data ingestion into Hadoop or another data lake. However, Apache Kafka is more than just messaging. Some Kafka and Rockset users have also built real-time e-commerce applications , for example, using Rockset’s Java, Node.js

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Microservices, Apache Kafka, and Domain-Driven Design

Confluent

Microservices have a symbiotic relationship with domain-driven design (DDD)—a design approach where the business domain is carefully modeled in software and evolved over time, independently of the plumbing that makes the system work. I see this pattern coming up more and more in the field in conjunction with Apache Kafka ®.

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Scylla and Confluent Integration for IoT Deployments

Confluent

In light of this, we’ll share an emerging machine-to-machine (M2M) architecture pattern in which MQTT, Apache Kafka ® , and Scylla all work together to provide an end-to-end IoT solution. Most IoT-based applications (both B2C and B2B) are typically built in the cloud as microservices and have similar characteristics. trillion by 2024.

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Journey to Event Driven – Part 2: Programming Models for the Event-Driven Architecture

Confluent

Part 1 of this series discussed why you need to embrace event-first thinking, while this article builds a rationale for different styles of event-driven architectures and compares and contrasts scaling, persistence and runtime models. Event-driven, streaming architecture. Do I need to use a microservices framework?

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Journey to Event Driven – Part 3: The Affinity Between Events, Streams and Serverless

Confluent

This is important as each platform has different persistence models and APIs, tying you to that vendor’s ecosystem. What is more, as the world adopts the event-driven streaming architecture, how does it fit with serverless? FaaS for streaming processing. FaaS as part of the event-driven streaming architecture. Next Steps.

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Introducing Confluent Platform 5.3

Confluent

Delivers the new Confluent Operator for cloud-native automation on Kubernetes, a redesigned Confluent Control Center user interface to simplify how you manage event streams, and a preview of Role-Based Access Control for enterprise-grade security. However, deploying and operating a distributed data system at scale can be challenging.