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August 12, 2019 | Episode 47

Connecting Apache Cassandra to Apache Kafka with Jeff Carpenter from DataStax

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Whenever you see an Apache Cassandra™ in the wild, you probably also see an Apache Kafka®️. In this episode, Tim Berglund (Senior Director of Developer Experience, Confluent) and Jeff Carpenter (Director of Developer Advocacy, DataStax) discuss the best way to get those systems talking using the DataStax Apache Kafka Connector and build a real-time data pipeline.

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