Event Driven Architecture with Quarkus,Kafka and Kubernetes

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Event-driven architectures are distributed, asynchronous, and scalable. The rise of real-time decision making, the on-demand economy, explosion of data, and the adoption of microservices have all driven the adoption of event driven architectures. Event-driven code is reactive by nature and significantly different from imperative programming. In this breakout session, we'll examine building an event-driven application and tackle the most common stumbling blocks of EDA, including: • How and where for maintaining state. • How to handle transactions that span multiple services. • REST or Kafka (or something else). • Asynchronous testing. We'll end by quickly (and easily) spinning up an event-driven application using Quarkus and Red Hat AMQ Streams (Apache Kafka).

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Event Driven Architecture
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Topics:
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Kafka (AMQ Streams)
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Kubernetes (OpenShift)

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Why Event Driven Architecture?
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▸ https://www.eventstorming.com/book/

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▸ Domain Driven Design
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The Kubernetes Platform for Big Ideas
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Easier Microservices

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Event Driven Architectures are Scalable and Efficient
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Event Driven Architecture with Quarkus,Kafka and Kubernetes

1. CONFIDENTIAL Designator New template (thumbnail image, don’t use this slide) 1 Event Driven Architecture With Quarkus, Kafka, and Kubernetes

2. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Us Summit2020 Tosin Akinosho OpenShift Solutions Architect - Specialist @tech0827 Jeremy Davis Chief Architect @argntprgrmr 2

3. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Corporate slide templates 3 Topics: Event Driven Architecture Kafka (AMQ Streams) Quarkus and Code Kubernetes (OpenShift)

4. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 4 The Topic of this Talk Why You Should CareEvent Driven Architecture

5. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 So What 5 Why Event Driven Architecture? Scalable Replayable Modifiable

6. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Event Storming Deliberate,CollectiveLearning 6 ▸ https://www.eventstorming.com ▸ https://www.eventstorming.com/book/

7. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Domain Driven Design TacklingComplexityintheHeartofSoftware 7 ▸ Domain Driven Design ▸ Implementing Domain Driven Design

8. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 The colors mean something vSummit Cafe Event Storm 8 Order Placed, Beverage Order Processed, Kitchen Order Processed, Customer Notified

9. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 The Only Thing that Actually Matters Code 9 Cafe.java

10. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 10 Optional section marker or title Apache Kafka® is a distributed streaming platform. Apache Kafka (AMQ Streams)

11. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Apache Kafka 11 Why Kafka? Append only (event logs, #ftw) Reliable, Scalable, Durable, Performant Replayable

12. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Apache ActiveMQ, Artemis, Qpid, and Kafka Apache Kafka (AMQ Streams) 12 We Rename Everything

13. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 13 Supersonic, Subatomic Java It’s really fast, productive, and fun to use. Quarkus

14. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Corporate slide templates 14 Why Quarkus?: Easy, Fast, Fun Microprofile Reactive Messaging Kubernetes Native

15. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Optional section marker or title 15 In this part of the presentation: Deploying to OpenShift (Kubernetes Native) Test Driven Development Quarkus Dev Mode Microprofile Reactive Messaging

16. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 16 The Kubernetes Platform for Big Ideas OpenShift Container Platform Kubernetes (OpenShift)

17. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Enterprise Kubernetes 17 Why OpenShift (Kubernetes): Scalability Makes Kafka Easy Makes Microservices Easy Easier

18. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Operators AMQ Streams on OpenShift 18 AMQ Streams (Kafka) and OpenShift (Kubernetes)

19. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 Your Application(s) and Dependenices OpenShift Developer View 19 Easier Microservices

20. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 What We Just Talked About 20 Summary: Event Driven Architectures are Scalable and Efficient So is OpenShift, and Kafka, and Quarkus

21. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 https://github.com/jeremyrdavis/quarkus-cafe-demo Summit2020 Tosin Akinosho OpenShift Solutions Architect - Specialist @tech0827 Jeremy Davis Chief Architect @argntprgrmr 21

22. CONFIDENTIAL designator V0000000 22 Red Hat Integration YouTube GOTO 2018 • 50.000 Orange Stickies Later • Alberto Brandolini Eric Evans — Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software Links https://domainlanguage.com/ Implementing Domain Driven Design https://www.eventstorming.com/ https://dddcommunity.org/

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