In the third part of our blog post series “getting started with pulsar on kubernetes” we setup tiered storage (aws s3) with pulsar’s helm chart.

In the second part of our blog post series “getting started with pulsar on kubernetes” we create a very simple pulsar producer and consumer. It will use json Serde and the project setup includes dockerization of the application and a simple helm chart to deploy it on Kubernetes.

In the 4th part of our blog post series “processing GDELT data with SCDF on kubernetes” we will reimplement the deduplication filter from the last post as a kafka streams application including custom SerDes.

In the first part of our blog post series “getting started with pulsar on kubernetes” we go through the steps of deploying the core components of Apache Pulsar on Kubernetes using Helm.

In the second part of our blog post series “processing GDELT data with SCDF on kubernetes” we will create a custom source application based on spring cloud stream and the reactive framework to pull GDELT data and use it in a very simple flow.