Build robust streaming data pipelines with MongoDB and Kafka

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The webinar covered building robust streaming data pipelines with MongoDB and Kafka. It discussed key components of streaming architectures like event streaming platforms and why they are used. It also demonstrated installing and configuring the MongoDB Connector for Kafka to build reactive data pipelines. The webinar explained how event streaming enables real-time businesses and provided examples of its applications. It discussed how Apache Kafka and MongoDB provide flexibility, scalability, and agility.

LIVE WEBINAR:
Build robust streaming data pipelines
with MongoDB and Kafka

Sandeep K.
CTO & Director, Ashnik
Paresh Saraf
Senior Solutions Architect, MongoDB
Ajit Gadge
Principal Solution Architect, Ashnik
Nagarajan
Technical Support Consultant, Ashnik

Webinar Covers
1. Event / Data streaming Platform – Drivers - Why? Where?
2. Key Components of Streaming architecture
3. MongoDB technology offerings and capabilities overview
4. Use cases / scenarios of building streaming platform using Kafka and MongoDB
5. Demo - Installing and configuring the MongoDB Connector for Kafka –
to build robust and reactive data pipelines

Real-time Business
Event-Streaming architecture enables you to
make your business real-time (“always on” )

Where do we see Event streaming applied
across organizations?
BFSI, Stock Exchange
Logistics and automotive industry
IoT devices and factories
Retail, Hospitality and Telecoms
Hospitals
Within the organizations
Microservices and Event driven architectures

Key components of Streaming Pipeline Architecture

Apache Kafka and MongoDB = FSA (Flexibility,
Scalability and Agility)

Let’s deep dive
Into the insights of MongoDB’s capabilities and
how we can build streaming pipeline using Kafka and MongoDB

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