Modern Event-Driven Workloads with Knative
summary
Shows how to build an end-to-end event-driven pipeline using Knative Eventing: an Apache Kafka source (via a Kafka bridge) running on a minikube cluster is wired into Knative Brokers, Channels and Subscriptions, with broker filters and sequence topologies. Demonstrates concrete artifacts (Kafka topics, an event-display service, custom resources and operators) and autoscaling services that scale up under load and scale to zero when idle while events flow and handlers process them.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Knative intro
- 5:53Knative Serving and Eventing
- 13:18Traffic routing demo
- 20:58Event sources and custom resources
- 32:37Event orchestration with Kafka
- 41:19Minikube cluster setup
- 51:04Channel management and brokers
- 57:31Use cases and best practices
- 1:01:17Q&A
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