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Unapologetically Technical Episode 6 – Matteo Merli

Jesse Anderson

In this episode of Unapologetically Technical, I interview Matteo Merli the co-creator of Apache Pulsar and CTO of StreamNative. We talk about his interest in creating communication protocols and how that morphed into creating Apache Pulsar. Catch us as we go in-depth into Apache Pulsar!

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StreamNative and Databricks Unite to Power Real-Time Data Processing with Pulsar-Spark Connector

databricks

StreamNative, a leading Apache Pulsar-based real-time data platform solutions provider, and Databricks, the Data Intelligence Platform, are thrilled to announce the enhanced Pulsar-Spark.

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Benchmarking Apache Kafka, Apache Pulsar, and RabbitMQ: Which is the fastest?

Confluent

Apache Kafka® is one of the most popular event streaming systems. There are many ways to compare systems in this space, but one thing everyone cares about is performance. Kafka […].

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The Reasons for Data Mesh on Pulsar

Jesse Anderson

To help us look at the pub/sub needs for data teams, we’ll compare Apache Pulsar and Apache Kafka. There isn’t a vast difference between publishing data in Pulsar or Kafka from a cursory look. With Pulsar, this choice is dramatically different. Pulsar allows for the consumer of the data product to make the choice.

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Brief History of Data Engineering

Jesse Anderson

Doug Cutting took those papers and created Apache Hadoop in 2005. Hadoop was hard to program, and Apache Hive came along in 2010 to add SQL. Apache Pig in 2008 came too, but it didn’t ever see as much adoption. Apache HBase came in 2007, and Apache Cassandra came in 2008. We lacked a scalable pub/sub system.

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Make Sure Your Records Are Reliable With The BookKeeper Distributed Storage Layer

Data Engineering Podcast

In this episode Matteo Merli shares the story behind the creation of BookKeeper, the various ways that it is being used today, and the architectural aspects that make it such a strong building block for projects such as Pulsar. How has your work on Pulsar influenced the features and product direction of BookKeeper?

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StreamNative Brings Streaming Data To The Cloud Native Landscape With Pulsar

Data Engineering Podcast

Pulsar is one of the recent entrants which has quickly gained adoption and an impressive set of capabilities. His most recent endeavor at StreamNative is focused on combining the capabilities of Pulsar with the cloud native movement to make it easier to build and scale real time messaging systems with built in event processing capabilities.