Introducing Streaming Processing with Kafka and the Onyx Platform
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Services are using streamed services for processing logs and social information. Previously it's been a case of integrating a system based on another language (Java or Scala for example). In this talk, you will discover a pure Clojure alternative using the Onyx Platform.
Using a user case of ingesting messages from Kafka, you will explore the way the Onyx Platform interacts with Kafka and how pure Clojure functions can be used to process the data and push manipulated information to a host of output possibilities. This will be via slides and some code examples to show how to put the project together. If you are new to Clojure, this talk will help you discover how you can implement streaming applications easily.
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Introducing Streaming Processing with Kafka and the Onyx Platform
Jason Bell
Jason Bell is a Data Engineer at Mastodon C and also author of Machine Learning: Hands on for Developers and Technical Professionals (published by Wiley). Previously he was section editor at Java Developer's Journal and also an IBM DeveloperWork author. He has worked with a number of established and startup companies in retail, point of sale, customer loyalty and sporting services.
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Services are using streamed services for processing logs and social information. Previously it's been a case of integrating a system based on another language (Java or Scala for example). In this talk, you will discover a pure Clojure alternative using the Onyx Platform.
Using a user case of ingesting messages from Kafka, you will explore the way the Onyx Platform interacts with Kafka and how pure Clojure functions can be used to process the data and push manipulated information to a host of output possibilities. This will be via slides and some code examples to show how to put the project together. If you are new to Clojure, this talk will help you discover how you can implement streaming applications easily.
The Call for Papers is now open for Clojure eXchange 2017! Submit your talk for the chance to join a stellar line-up of experts on stage. Find out more.
Get your tickets for Clojure eXchange 2017!
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
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About the Speaker
Introducing Streaming Processing with Kafka and the Onyx Platform
Jason Bell
Jason Bell is a Data Engineer at Mastodon C and also author of Machine Learning: Hands on for Developers and Technical Professionals (published by Wiley). Previously he was section editor at Java Developer's Journal and also an IBM DeveloperWork author. He has worked with a number of established and startup companies in retail, point of sale, customer loyalty and sporting services.