07-13, 14:35–15:05 (Europe/Dublin), Wicklow Hall 1
Implementing complex systems with microservices can be a great decision, but if we’re not careful we can end up with a distributed monolith. Let’s see how to avoid that by building lightweight, loosely coupled microservices using Python, Flask, and Apache Kafka.
Building distributed systems can be challenging, and that's what microservices are. With traditional request/response based architectures, it is easy to end up with services that are tightly coupled, making them difficult to maintain and extend independently. While not a silver bullet, an event-based architecture makes it easier to maintain loose coupling. It also makes it easier to extend and evolve our systems without resorting to a rewrite.
In this presentation, we will look at an example of an event-driven microservices application and discuss some things to consider when adopting this approach.
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Expected audience expertise: Python –some
Abstract as a tweet –Come and learn how Python and Apache Kafka give us the tools we need to build scalable and extensible microservices!
After 28 years as a developer, architect, project manager (recovered), author, trainer, conference organizer, and homeschooling dad, Dave Klein landed his dream job as a developer advocate at Confluent. Dave is marveling in and eager to help others explore the amazing world of event streaming with Apache Kafka.