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From zero to stream processing

From zero to stream processing

Early this week I gave a talk at the Austin Kafka/Stream Processing Meetup. It was a great time and we had a fantastic turnout. I wanted to share the slides, examples, and a couple of thoughts on the Meetup itself.

by: Kenny Gorman

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November 7, 2017

Planestream – the ADS-B datasource

Planestream – the ADS-B datasource

When we started Eventador.io in 2016 we needed a simple data source to help us build the platform on. We needed something that exemplified streaming data, something massively dynamic, and something with a lot of data. Tweets were played out, we wanted something better.

by: Kenny Gorman

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October 23, 2017

Apache Flink® on Eventador.io

Apache Flink® on Eventador.io

With the addition of Apache Flink – Eventador.io has a true end-to-end enterprise grade stream processing platform. We run the complex infrastructure and provide support, you can focus on your streaming code.

by: Kenny Gorman

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September 11, 2017

Microservices enable our new enterprise plan

Microservices enable our new enterprise plan

One of the omnipresent challenges of building a product from scratch is you don’t initially know exactly how customers will want to use it. You build the product you would want to use and are passionate about, however, you must also listen to customers as you evolve your product to deliver exactly what they really […]

by: Kenny Gorman

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September 5, 2017

Announcing Apache Flink 1.3 on Eventador.io (beta)

Announcing Apache Flink 1.3 on Eventador.io (beta)

Since we first opened the doors at Eventador.io, customers have been building applications that make use of Apache Kafka for a wide variety of streaming data use cases. Over time, it became clear we were only solving for one part of the complete picture. With Kafka, our service had the data transport, durability, and scalability, […]

by: Kenny Gorman

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July 30, 2017

0.9: Teams, Github, Plans and more

0.9: Teams, Github, Plans and more

This release focuses on making the service even more robust, easier to use, and overall customer experience. Many of these features were inspired by direct feedback from you, our customers. Thank you for helping us build the best Apache Kafka™ managed service in existence.

by: Kenny Gorman

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May 21, 2017

0.8: PrestoDB & Eventador.io

0.8: PrestoDB & Eventador.io

Since the very first release of Eventador.io we have had a SQL interface. We strongly believe that SQL is an incredible language for dealing with streaming data. Not only semantically, but also because it opens up a whole ecosystem of tools and utilities. As we have grown and gathered customer feedback over the last number […]

by: Kenny Gorman

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February 19, 2017

0.7 release and looking towards 1.0

0.7 release and looking towards 1.0

Eventador 0.7 is out! It’s our first release after gathering customer feedback and lessons learned from the platform since our 0.5 release. We pushed a number of bug fixes and minor improvements that will make our platform more powerful and easy to use. Additionally, we launched a couple of really important new features: One-Click Scaling […]

by: Kenny Gorman

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January 18, 2017

Kafka Security: ACLs – whitelisting your clients

Kafka Security: ACLs – whitelisting your clients

Every Kafka deployment on Eventador has an associated access control list (ACL). The ACL defines what IP addresses are whitelisted and allowed access to produce and consume to and from your deployment. In fact, there are no entries at deploy time, thus access is completely denied. In order to use our service you must first […]

by: Kenny Gorman

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December 22, 2016

Connecting to Kafka

Connecting to Kafka

Getting connected and producing (publishing) and consuming (subscribing) messages is relatively easy in Apache Kafka. In this post we will go over connecting, producing a simple message, and consuming that message via one of a couple native python clients. Most languages are similar and there are a host of native drivers to choose from.

by: Kenny Gorman

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December 15, 2016

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