Scalable messaging and streaming with Apache Pulsar
summary
Introduces Apache Pulsar as an alternative to RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ and Kafka for building event-driven and real-time applications. Explains Pulsar’s key features: how it overcomes limits of other brokers, fast and easy scaling, strong message durability, unified streaming and messaging capabilities, interoperability with Kafka/RabbitMQ ecosystems, and an overview of the Pulsar open-source community.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 12:27Streaming vs messaging
- 21:37Subscriptions and consumption
- 25:55Three elasticity levels
- 31:17Data storage and retention
- 36:20Multi-tenancy and geo-replication
- 39:10Compatibility and ecosystem
- 45:12Q&A
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