Creating a Data Fabric for IoT
summary
Apache Pulsar is presented as a single system that combines messaging, storage and stream processing with real deployments: runs on Raspberry Pi and single-node edges, supports millions of topics and claims 2.3 million-device scale at Yahoo, uses a decoupled broker/bookie design for fast recovery, offers Pulsar Functions for lightweight on-edge compute (100–200 MB JVM or ~60–70 MB lightweight footprint on device), and moves old data to tiered S3 storage with cross‑data‑center replication and SQL queries over retained streams.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to IoT data fabric
- 2:41IoT environment and device tiers
- 7:01Requirements for IoT data fabric
- 12:19Apache Pulsar overview
- 18:42Pulsar features for IoT
- 23:37Processing data with Pulsar
- 25:01Q&A and closing
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