June 2016
Intermediate
11h 6m
English
Closed Captioning available in German, English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)
Overview
Learn about the very latest in real-time data processing tools, architectures, and applications with this video collection of select talks from the five Strata + Hadoop World conferences in 2016. You'll see world-class experts like Jay Kreps (Confluent) and Michael Armbrust (Databricks) discuss advances in tools such as Kafka and Spark, and leaders in the field explain how they design real-time platforms at scale, address common challenges, and implement streaming architectures across industries.
With The Real-time Video Collection: 2016, you get the full year of real-time talks, no matter when you purchase during 2016.
Here's how it works: After each conference wraps up, we'll update the video with an additional batch of talks. This year's conferences are being held in June, August, September and December. Content from Strata + Hadoop World San Jose, held in March 2016, is already available, and includes 11 talks from experts in real-time data processing.
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