Apache Flink on Kafka: Reliable Data Pipelines Everyone Can Code with Ela Demir

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In this session, you can find out how to build crazy fast stream data pipelines using Apache Flink® over Kafka. Apache Flink® is a distributed stream processing engine that can be used with Kafka's ability to handle high volume, high throughput, and low latency data streams. It is also a cluster framework that allows you to use various data sources and data formats by defining one of its various connectors. This lighting talk will inspire everyone who is interested in streaming data with Kafka and wants to process tens of millions of Kafka events per second with latencies of mere milliseconds in Flink. If you are interested, join this 10 minute session and discover what Apache Flink is and learn some best practices for how to get started.

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Apache Flink on Kafka:
Reliable Data Pipelines Everyone Can Code
Ela Demir

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Hello, I am ELA
elanur.demir@vodafone.com
Big Data Engineer @Vodafone

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2000 2010 2023
Stanford University
AT&T, Oracle, IBM
Brown University
Timeline
Apache Kafka
Twitter Storm
Kafka Streams
Apache Flink
Spark Streaming
Microservices
Cloud Apps

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BEFORE AFTER
No Fear,
Apache Flink is Here

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Alibaba : Blink with Power of Flink
Global Shopping Festival
State Size:
100 TB
Peak:
470
million
events per
second!
>500k
CPU
cores
>5k
nodes
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Netflix Keystone: Real-time Stream Processing Platform with Flink
3 trillion events/day
10,000 containers
petabytes worth of data per day
2,000 routing jobs
200,000 parallel operator
instances
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Best Practices With Flink on Kafka

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Last But Not Least
-one of the fastest growing engine in the
market
-a leader tool in its marketplace
-a cluster framework that allows you to use
various data sources and data formats
-Both stream and batch pipelines
Confluent acquired Apache
Flink vendor at the
beginning of 2023

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elanur.demir@vodafone.com
Big Data Engineer @Vodafone
Kafka Summit London 2023

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