Kafka - How a Tortoise Helps Us Break Chains

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The talk explains using Apache Kafka to implement an event-driven architecture across a company to decouple microservices and avoid long synchronous call chains. It describes architectural changes around events, presents the open-source tooling Galapagos that helps developers use Kafka in an event-driven way, and argues why Kafka was chosen over major cloud-provider alternatives.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 2:49Hermes
3. 9:15Event-Driven Architecture
4. 12:44Implementation in the Agile Organization
5. 23:33Technical Data

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