"From click to completion: mastering queue-backed workflows and Agentic AI with Apache Pulsar."
End-user apps, large-scale workflows, and autonomous agents all hinge on a durable queue. But most teams outgrow legacy brokers long before they realize it. Join StreamNative and Iterable to see how Apache Pulsar became the only production-ready queue that scales to tens of billions of events, powers cross-channel engagement, and now underpins reliable task execution for Agentic AI. Walk away with architectural blueprints, live demos, and a checklist for moving your own queues to Pulsar.
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Our Speakers
Kundan Vyas
Staff Product Manager, StreamNative
Kundan is a Staff Product Manager at StreamNative, where he spearheads StreamNative Cloud, Lakehouse Storage and compute platform for connectivity, functions, and stream processing. Kundan also leads partnerships for StreamNative, focusing on building strong, mutually beneficial relationships that enhance the company's offerings and reach.
Asher Goldberg
Engineering Manager, Iterable
Asher Goldberg is an Engineering Manager at Iterable on the message queuing team.
Lari Hotari
Sr. Technologist, StreamNative
Lari Hotari is a Sr. Technologist at StreamNative, an Apache Pulsar committer and PMC member. He is a distributed systems software engineer and architect with 25+ years of experience designing, building, and operating large-scale distributed systems. He is also a recognized open source contributor with 5000+ commits in major projects like Apache Pulsar, Apache Bookkeeper, Grails, Groovy, Spring Framework, Spring Boot and Gradle.
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