Codeless Pipelines With Pulsar and Flink
summary
Live demo shows Apache Pulsar ingesting MQTT and Kafka messages from an IoT device into topics, NiFi processors consuming and transforming JSON without code, and apache flink exposing a Pulsar topic as a table so Flink SQL runs continuous queries and inserts alerts (example threshold ~43°C). Connectors push to Postgres, InfluxDB, Aerospike or S3, tiered storage and geo‑replication are used, the stack runs on a laptop via containers, and a stock demo emits ~10,000 records/sec — a working codeless pipelines example with protocol translation.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 12:21Tiered Persistent Storage
- 15:17Reasons Why To Use Pulsar
- 18:51Flink Cluster
- 36:59Reading Stock Data off of a Rest Endpoint
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