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Kafka on the Mainframe? Surely Not!

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Stream: New Technologies
Time: 10:00 - 10:45


Presentation

In an era where real-time data processing is essential, the integration of Apache Kafka on Mainframe systems might seem impossible. This session explores the feasibility and advantages of deploying Kafka on z/OS. This includes exploring the technical intricacies of integrating Kafka's distributed streaming capabilities with the robustness and transactional integrity of mainframes. Plus, configuration strategies, performance optimizations, and practical use cases that demonstrate how Kafka can modernize legacy systems, enhance data throughput, and drive real-time analytics on mainframe architectures. Let's learn how to uncover the surprising synergy between Kafka and Mainframes, transforming data processing paradigms.

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  • Anthony Papageorgiou at IBM UK LTD.
  • Anthony Papageorgiou is the Technical Strategy Lead for Integration on IBM Z working at IBM Hursley UK.    Anthony holds a first class bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Warwick. His areas of expertise include APIs, Mobile, Cloud and Event Processing technologies, and their implementation within large enterprise systems. He is also experienced with applying Agile, Design Thinking, DevOps and Continuous Delivery methodologies to large software development projects.   Since joining IBM in 2007 he has performed roles across Test, Development, Architecture, Management and Strategy for a number of IBM Z software products. Most recently he has been leading the zOS Connect Enterprise Edition team to unleash the power of IBM Z across a hybrid IT landscape through the use of APIs.   In his current role, Anthony is working across the IBM Z Software Portfolio to define the overall technical strategy for integration on the IBM Z platform


    Email: a.papageorgiou@uk.ibm.com

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