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Apache Kafka is the simplest possible reliable, horizontally scalable low-latency storage system for commodity hardware. This is increasingly making it the backbone of analytic data collection stacks and event-bus like architectures. Critical systems like this require very reliable operations. Kafka is both stateful and distributed, so it has traditional sysadmin kind of problems and those that require pretty deep expertise. We will discuss the problems with CPU and disk capacity management as well as defining availability SLOs for a distributed stateful system. We will also show some of the ways in which the Google Cloud Managed Service for Apache Kafka and lenses.io helps in solving these problems in a demo.

Madhive built their ad analytics and bidding infrastructure using databases and batch pipelines. When the pipeline lag got too long to bid effectively, they rebuilt from scratch with Google Cloud’s Managed Service for Apache Kafka. Join this session to learn about Madhive’s journey and dive deep into how the service works, how it can help you build streaming systems quickly and securely, and what migration looks like. This session is relevant for Kafka administrators and architects building event-sourcing platforms or event-driven systems.

Kir Titievsky, Product Manager at Google Cloud with extensive experience in streaming and storage infrastructure, joined Yuliia and Dumky to talk about streaming. Drawing from his work with Apache Kafka, Cloud PubSub, Dataflow and Cloud Storage since 2015, Kir explains the fundamental differences between streaming and micro-batch processing. He challenges common misconceptions about streaming costs, explaining how streaming can be significantly less expensive than batch processing for many use cases. Kir shares insights on the "service bus architecture" revival, discussing how modern distributed messaging systems have solved historic bottlenecks while creating new opportunities for business and performance needs.Kir's medium - https://medium.com/@kir-gcpKir's Linkedin page - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kir-titievsky-%F0%9F%87%BA%F0%9F%87%A6-7775052/