Event-driven architecture (EDA) has gained significant popularity in recent years for building real-time and scalable applications. Apache Pulsar is a distributed pub-sub messaging system designed for building EDA applications. In this talk, we will explore how Apache Pulsar can be used to build scalable and resilient event-driven applications.

We will start by introducing the key concepts of EDA and the benefits of using an event-driven approach for building modern applications. We will then dive into the core features of Apache Pulsar, including its distributed architecture, support for multiple messaging models, and built-in features for message persistence and replication.

Next, we will discuss best practices for designing event-driven applications with Apache Pulsar, including strategies for managing message routing, handling failure scenarios, and integrating with other distributed systems. We will also cover common use cases for Apache Pulsar, such as real-time stream processing, data ingestion, and message queuing.

Finally, we will demonstrate how to use Apache Pulsar to build a sample event-driven application that showcases the power and flexibility of the platform. Attendees will leave this talk with a solid understanding of Apache Pulsar and how it can be used to build scalable and resilient event-driven applications.

Key Takeaways:

Understanding of event-driven architecture and its benefits
Knowledge of Apache Pulsar and its core features
Best practices for designing event-driven applications with Apache Pulsar
Common use cases for Apache Pulsar
Practical experience building an event-driven application with Apache Pulsar