BookKeeper PMC member Zhai Jia was invited to attend the DataFunSummit Big Data Storage Architecture Summit

On March 26, 2022, the second DataFunSummit Big Data Storage Architecture Summit will be held online. Co-founder of StreamNative, member of Apache Pulsar PMC, and member of Apache BookKeeper PMC Zhai Jia was invited to attend the Big Data Storage Architecture Summit.

It is reported that this summit will consist of 6 chairmen, 7 producers, and more than 50 front-line technical experts in the industry will be invited to attend and share keynote reports.

Last year, the first DataFunSummit attracted more than 4,500 audiences to attend the conference; this year, the second DataFunSummit Online Summit has fully upgraded the settings of each forum, covering a wider range, and will also attract a lot of attention.

At this big data storage architecture summit, Zhai Jia's "BookKeeper: Apache Pulsar's High Availability/Strong Consistency/Low Latency Storage Implementation" will introduce Pulsar's storage layer BookKeeper in depth, discuss the detailed implementation process of BookKeeper consistency, and discuss The practical process of parsing other distributed systems based on BookKeeper as a storage layer.

Apache BookKeeper, a top-level project of the Apache Software Foundation, is a storage service optimized for real-time workloads, designed to ensure high durability, consistency, and low latency. BookKeeper has a variety of enterprise-grade storage platform features, such as:

• It supports persistent, consistent, fault-tolerant storage of data, effectively stores and accesses historical data and real-time data, etc., and is widely used in various business scenarios, such as providing high availability or multiple copies for distributed systems;
• Provides cross-machine replication within a single cluster or across multiple clusters (multiple data centers);
• Provide storage services for publish/subscribe (pub-sub) messaging systems (such as Apache Pulsar);
• Store immutable objects for streaming jobs (eg: snapshots of checkpointed data), etc.

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