Event Streaming in the Cloud Native World with Apache Pulsar
summary
Apache Pulsar is presented as a cloud‑native, multi‑tenant streaming platform that separates compute (brokers, Pulsar Functions) from durable storage (BookKeeper + ZooKeeper) and supports tiered storage to S3/HDFS and serverless functions for in‑flight transforms. Claim: brokers handle millions of messages per second. Interop: Starlight API and connectors let Pulsar speak Kafka, JMS, RabbitMQ and sinks like Elasticsearch. DataStacks offers Astra managed Pulsar with a free 80 GB/month tier and one‑click tenant creation; Pulsar also supports message replay and exclusive subscriptions to emulate queues.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:48Event-driven computing basics
- 8:03Event streaming vs batch processing
- 11:08Event-driven vs message-driven messaging
- 14:20Pub-sub and message queuing patterns
- 17:29Why event streaming matters now
- 20:39Apache Pulsar overview
- 23:45Pulsar architecture and components
- 26:52Developer features and benefits
- 28:58Data Stacks cloud platform demo
- 31:05Resources and closing
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