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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2020 · 38 MIN

Taking messaging and data ingestion systems to the next level

from The Data Exchange with Ben Lorica · host Ben Lorica

Sijie Guo on how Apache Pulsar is able to handle both queuing and streaming, and both online and offline applications.In this episode of the Data Exchange I speak with Sijie Guo, founder of StreamNative, a new startup focused on making enterprise messaging technologies - specifically Apache Pulsar - easy to use on the cloud. Sijie was previously a cofounder of Streamlio (acquired by Splunk) and prior to that he led the messaging team at Twitter. He is also the main organizer behind the Pulsar Summit (April in San Francisco), a new conference whose Call for Speakers closes on January 31st.  Our conversation spanned many topics, including:The role of messaging in modern data applications and platforms.The two main types of messaging applications: queuing and streaming.Apache Pulsar as a unified messaging platform, able to handle both queuing and streaming, and both online and offline applications.A status update on Apache Pulsar.Detailed show notes can be found on The Data Exchange web site.

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Sijie Guo on how Apache Pulsar is able to handle both queuing and streaming, and both online and offline applications. In this episode of the Data Exchange I speak with Sijie Guo, founder of StreamNative, a new startup focused on making enterprise messaging technologies - specifically Apache Pulsar - easy to use on the cloud. Sijie was previously a cofounder of Streamlio (acquired by Splunk) and prior to that he led the messaging team at Twitter. He is also the main organizer behind the Puls...

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