Noise Mapping with KSQL, a Raspberry Pi and a Software-Defined Radio
This guest post by Simon Aubury, a data engineer architect from Sydney, Australia, is based on his article Using KSQL, Apache Kafka, a Rasperry Pi and a software defined radio […]
This guest post by Simon Aubury, a data engineer architect from Sydney, Australia, is based on his article Using KSQL, Apache Kafka, a Rasperry Pi and a software defined radio […]
In the future, data will be as automated and self-service as infrastructure is today. You’ll open a console that lists the data available in your company; define the pieces you […]
For those of you who are hungry for more stream processing, we are pleased to share the recent release of Confluent’s Stream Processing Cookbook, which features short and tasteful KSQL […]
As customers across verticals like finance, healthcare, state and local government and education adopt Confluent Platform for mission-critical data, security becomes more and more important. In the latest release of […]
Previously in part 1, we saw how to troubleshoot one of the most common issues that people have with KSQL—queries that don’t return data even though data is expected. Here, […]
While Silicon Valley is always awash with new technology buzzwords, one that has become increasingly dominant in recent years is stream processing: a type of software designed to transport, process […]
KSQL is the powerful SQL streaming engine for Apache Kafka®. Using SQL statements, you can build powerful stream processing applications. In this article, we’ll see how to troubleshoot some of […]
This guest post is written by Eugen Feller, a staff software engineer and technical lead at Zenreach, where he is responsible for the data infrastructure. He holds a Ph.D. with […]
I have good news to share! For the first time, this October Confluent will bring to Europe two events dedicated to streaming technology: Confluent Streaming Event in Munich and Confluent […]
The way in which we handle data and build applications is changing. Technology and development practices have evolved to a point where building systems in isolated silos is somewhat impractical, […]
