IoT Live Demo – 100.000 Connected Cars with Kubernetes, Kafka, MQTT, TensorFlow
Kai Waehner
Live Demo – 100.000 Connected Cars – Real Time Processing and Analytics with Kubernetes, Kafka, MQTT and TensorFlow leveraging Confluent and HiveMQ.
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Kafka Operator for Kubernetes – Confluent Operator to establish a Cloud-Native Apache Kafka Platform
Kafka Operator for Kubernetes – Confluent Operator to establish a Cloud-Native Apache Kafka Platform on Kubernetes (OpenShift, CloudFoundry, Hybrid Cloud).
Deep Learning at Extreme Scale with the Apache Kafka Open Source Ecosystem
I had a new talk presented at “Codemotion Amsterdam 2018” this week. I discussed the relation of Apache…
Cloud Native Middleware Microservices – 10 Lessons Learned (O’Reilly Software Architecture 2017, New York)
I want to share my slide deck and video recordings from the talk “10 Lessons Learned from Building Cloud Native Middleware Microservices” at O’Reilly Software Architecture April 2017 in New York, USA in April 2017.
Case Study: From a Monolith to Cloud, Containers, Microservices
Case Study: How to Move from a (Middleware) Monolith to Cloud, Containers and Microservices leveraging Docker, Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, Consul, Hystrix, API Management, and others cool things.
Comparison Of Log Analytics for Distributed Microservices – Open Source Frameworks, SaaS and Enterprise Products
Log Analytics is the right framework or tool to monitor for Distributed Microservices. Comparison of Open source, SaaS and Enteprrise Products. Plus relation to big data components such as Apache Hadoop / Spark.
TIBCO’s Hybrid Integration Platform
This blog explains the different components of a hybrid integration architecture, their deployment models, when to use them, and their target audience. Afterward, each section shows how TIBCO’s Hybrid Integration Platform maps to this.
My Talks at JavaOne 2012: “Lessons learned from JVM Languages (Java vs Groovy vs Scala vs Clojure vs JRuby vs Jython vs Kotlin)” and “Cloud Integration with Apache Camel”
These days, I am at JavaOne 2012 in San Francisco. That’s the largest and most important Java conference worldwide. In this blog post, I wanna share the slides of my two talks…
Book Review “Cloud Computing Architected – Solution Design Handbook” by John Rhoton and Risto Haukioja
“Cloud Computing Architected – Solution Design Handbook” by John Rhoton and Risto Haukioja was published by Recursive Press in May 2011.
This book is a great addition to other books about cloud computing.
