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Introduction

0:00

Start a new project

2:52

Create models

3:23

Data class

4:00

Value class

4:35

Loan model

5:40

Download Pulsar binary

9:27

Add Pulsar dependency

10:45

Create Pulsar client

12:08

Pulsar client library

12:25

Testing the communication

13:27

Creating a Producer

14:20

Defining a Topic

17:08

Creating a Tenant

18:59

Creating the Producer

20:00

Adding a Random Function

21:09

Testing

22:34

Events

25:12

Currency

29:00

Project Window

35:06

Project Producer

36:21

Loan Checker Example

37:17

Create a Return Type

38:32

Create a Loan Checker

40:01

Create a Consumer

40:49

Create a Name

42:20

Consumer Receive

43:40

Subscription Name

45:54

Acknowledge Message

49:00

Multiple Consumer

50:44

Multiple Messages

52:23

Handling Errors

55:35
Event Streaming with Apache Pulsar and Kotlin
In this session, we will walk through how you can take the power of Kotlin into the event streaming world with Apache Pulsar, a unified messaging and streaming platform suited for large-scale cloud-native workloads. We will show how to use features – such as data classes, serialization, channels, and coroutines – to empower event-driven microservices with advanced capabilities, such as on-the-fly serialization, parallel processing, and schema management. Speaker: Gilles Barbier Demo project https://github.com/geomagilles/demo-p... Using Apache Pulsar with Kotlin:   / using-apache-pulsar-with-kotlin   #apachepulsar #kotlin #datastreaming

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Kotlin by JetBrains

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