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Maximizing your event-driven architecture investments: Unleashing the power of Apache Kafka with IBM Event Automation

IBM Journey to AI blog

Recognizing the need to harness real-time data, businesses are increasingly turning to event-driven architecture (EDA) as a strategic approach to stay ahead of the curve. At the forefront of this event-driven revolution is Apache Kafka, the widely recognized and dominant open-source technology for event streaming.

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Event-driven architecture (EDA) enables a business to become more aware of everything that’s happening, as it’s happening 

IBM Journey to AI blog

Becoming a real-time enterprise Businesses often go on a journey that traverses several stages of maturity when they establish an EDA. They often use Apache Kafka as an open technology and the de facto standard for accessing events from a various core systems and applications.

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Top 15 Data Analytics Projects in 2023 for beginners to Experienced

Pickl AI

Kaggle datasets) and use Python’s Pandas library to perform data cleaning, data wrangling, and exploratory data analysis (EDA). Real-time Data Stream Analysis: Use Python with libraries like Apache Kafka and Apache Spark to process and analyze real-time data streams from sources like Twitter, sensors, or website logs.

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Why your event-driven architecture needs advanced event governance

IBM Journey to AI blog

Event-driven architecture (EDA) has become more crucial for organizations that want to strengthen their competitive advantage through real-time data processing and responsiveness. In recognizing the benefits of event-driven architectures, many companies have turned to Apache Kafka for their event streaming needs.

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