Overview:
Technology pundits and experts consider event-driven architectures (EDA), backed by streaming data services such as Kafka to be the state-of-the-art approach for real-time applications. So, once you decide to go out and get some flavor of Kafka, RabbitMQ, or Spark, how will you know how well real-time applications actually work to support customers atop the rest of your hybrid IT architecture, including messaging, event processing, and integration to external services and existing core systems?
This interactive discussion will cover:
- How the concepts of real-time data and event-based applications have evolved over the years.
- Besides adopting Kafka, what do you really need in place to do observability in a hybrid IT world?
- What can we learn from the use case examples of enterprises who have been evolving their own EDAs along with the technology?
- What is the future of event driven architectures, given advances in cloud native integration, site reliability practices, and AI?
Register for this July 25 event here: https://www.meshiq.com/event/modernizing-real-time-observability-for-event-driven-hybrid-it-architectures/
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