Stream: Virtual Room 3
Time: 16:15 - 17:00
The spectrum of messaging styles has widened, with application requirements diverging. Many applications require precise delivery and assurances, while others take on that responsibility themselves and instead focus on data retention and replay. This breadth of approaches has led to a need for multiple related technologies to satisfy them, with two best of breed technologies being IBM MQ and Apache Kafka. The first focuses on message queues, and the second on event streaming. However, this is not always a hard divide, and an application solution will often require both. This session first looks at the unique advantages of each technology and then explains how they can work together to solve the most challenging business requirements.
There is currently no attachment for IBM MQ and Kafka, what’s the difference and how can they be used together?
Matt Leming is the architect for IBM MQ on z/OS. He is based at IBM Hursley in the UK where he has worked since 2002. He has spent much of his time working on either IBM MQ, WebSphere Application Server, or both!
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