Data Modernization Using Confluent and Yugabyte

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Shows a concrete pattern: capture change streams from legacy sources using Confluent CDC connectors, process events with kstreams/ksql to enrich and materialize views, then persist into Yugabyte for distributed SQL serving. Claims include faster delivery (KeyBank reports multi-month projects shrink), operational durability via zero‑loss across AZs and elastic storage to S3, and a large ecosystem with 120+ connectors. Demonstrates replacing MQ/REST meshes with event-first pub/sub and materialized state in Yugabyte for low-latency microservices.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:50Faster app development tenets
3. 3:15Monolithic architecture challenges
4. 5:22Breaking data monolith
5. 7:49Confluent and Yugabyte
6. 9:53Yugabyte cloud-native features
7. 11:17Confluent streaming benefits
8. 13:42Hybrid architecture with linking
9. 14:46Real-world connector integration
10. 16:10Confluent and Yugabyte demo
11. 17:36Q&A

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