Kafka will get the message across, guaranteed

David Zuelke

Friday 2 December 2016 from 13:30 to 14:10

Talk in English - UK at SymfonyCon Berlin 2016
Track Name: Track A
View Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/dzuelke/kafka-will-get-the-message-across-guaranteed
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Apache Kafka is a message broker that offers not only massive scalability and fault tolerance, but also unique guarantees around message ordering and delivery. Relaying billing information, detecting security-related events, storing information at high-throughput - Kafka greatly simplifies it all and gives developers a chance to rethink the data flows between components, moving information interchange into the center of their architectures.

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Carlos Granados at 14:11 on 2 Dec 2016

I missed some info on why kafka is better than other similar tools out there

Asmir Mustafic at 14:23 on 2 Dec 2016

not really symfony oriented, but really good talk. excellently exposed

Wim Vandersmissen at 14:31 on 2 Dec 2016

Good talk, providing basics you need to use Kafka. You mentioned it could be used for IoT, but how does it compare to MQTT? Afaict the approach is very similar, but I think MQTT has less overhead.

Miko?aj Adamczyk at 14:41 on 2 Dec 2016

Thank you for interesting introduction to kafka

Tom ate at 15:28 on 2 Dec 2016

Good talk

Michał Trojanowski at 15:42 on 2 Dec 2016

A decent introduction to Kafka and it's possibilities. Well done!

Ilia Petriaev at 17:19 on 2 Dec 2016

Interesting talk with some tech insites. Just missed any comparisons or problems description imo

Andrejs Stepanovs at 19:57 on 2 Dec 2016

Too bad RabbitMQ or any other similar alternatives were not mentioned. Good insights about kafka and why it is so fast.

Vasily Rodin at 14:40 on 3 Dec 2016

Nice talk, thank you! It would be nice to have more comparison for RabbitMQ for instance

Thomas Knuppe at 15:13 on 3 Dec 2016

Wie immer ein guter Vortrag von David. Alles gut erklärt und gut lesbare und verständliche Folien. Top!

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Krzysztof Skaradziński at 19:17 on 3 Dec 2016

Not about Symfony, but IMO one of the best presentations in this years symfonyCon.

Aurimas Baubkus at 19:43 on 3 Dec 2016

interesting topic but maybe could analyze use cases and how to adopt Kafka to them.

Maciej Malarz at 13:18 on 5 Dec 2016

Good introduction to Kafka

Gregoire Pineau at 13:53 on 5 Dec 2016

The speaker and the talk was good. But I miss few things: How does it compare to others tools similar (rabbitmq) and what are the common pitfalls and best practice.

David Zuelke (Speaker) at 19:48 on 5 Dec 2016

Thank you all for your feedback! I'll definitely incorporate a comparison with AMQP, MQTT, PubSub etc. for a future iteration, at least for session formats that allow it time wise (can't always do it all within 40 minutes unfortunately).

Slides with a few fixes and additions are now in the details too. Enjoy!

Andy Roid at 18:47 on 6 Dec 2016

nice explore on new stuff....but i would have preferred more symfony code

David Gorges at 11:45 on 13 Dec 2016

Great talk with a good introduction into Kafka, it's underlying principles and some use cases.