NATS is a lightweight, easy to deploy, high performance messaging system that builds upon cloud native infrastructure concepts.
It is also open source and written in Go. Form3 has been successfully using NATS for event streaming on our multi cloud architecture, which powers payments for Financial Institutions at high volumes.
This talk shares our knowledge and usage of this cool technology with the tech community.
This talk has multiple sections, building from NATS fundamentals, continuing on to JetStream and then on to how we use NATS in production at Form3. Here are some key highlights of the talk:
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Adelina is a polyglot engineer and developer relations professional, with a decade of technical experience at multiple startups in London. She started her career as a Java backend engineer, converted later to Go, and then transitioned to a full-time developer relations role. She has published multiple online courses about Go on the LinkedIn Learning platform, helping thousands of developers up-skill with Go. She has a passion for public speaking, having presented on cloud architectures at major European conferences. Adelina holds an MSc. Mathematical Modelling and Computing degree.
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