Excellent talk! As a feedback, please when people ask questions at the end, repeat them so the audience has a clear understanding what is being discussed.
28:17 Depending on the downstream, the receive order might not matter but eventually (e.g. ORDER BY in a SQL OLAP batch job), and then you want to have an sequence number generated in the most upstream source (ie. session)
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Excellent talk! As a feedback, please when people ask questions at the end, repeat them so the audience has a clear understanding what is being discussed.
I recently read his book, "Designing Data‑Intensive Applications"-highly recommended. You will not find a more qualified speaker for this topic.
Excellent speaking, thank you.
28:17 Depending on the downstream, the receive order might not matter but eventually (e.g. ORDER BY in a SQL OLAP batch job), and then you want to have an sequence number generated in the most upstream source (ie. session)
Very exciting topic, masterfully presented.
Such a MASSIVE topic and only 300 views... :(
thank you Martin. what kind of data base is used for storing the events?