Say Goodbye to Direct Communication! Event-Driven Pub/Sub With NATS

[@JoshWright10]

Thanks! I would personally love to see a good example of using Argo Events and Argo Workflow to accomplish something!

[@zubairhaque2706]

I’ve never seen Argo events work with sqs or sns, ppl have only triggered workflows to run a CI like task, i would want to see something like AWS sqs event source or something similar

[@wolfymaster]

This is crazyy.. After learning about NATS a year ago, I just started using NATS quite a bit a few months ago. Seems to be taking off everywhere!

[@JeffryGonzalezHt]

Great stuff! Thanks. Been using Nats for a while now. "You might have chosen the wrong language" lol.

[@dane2565]

A video on jetstream (built on nats) would be the bees knees! Especially since it's got a kubernetes operator that supports GitOps workflows for setting up streams and consumers (NACK)

[@DevOpsToolkit]

Adding it to my TODO list...

[@DevOpsToolkit]

Are you using pub/sub to communicate between services? If you are, which one are you using?

[@IvanRizzante]

Thanos for another great video! I think having another tool in the toolbox for event driven architectures is definitively a good thing! I'll give it a try

[@DevOpsToolkit]

Bumping Thanos higher in my todo list...

[@chrishillery]

@@DevOpsToolkit It is inevitable.

[@Jaabaa_Prime]

Great start in events Viktor! What would be a good topic is event versioning and how to do that as "best practice". I'd love to hear your insights on that.

[@DevOpsToolkit]

Adding it to my to-do list...

[@jorgelon3211]

we are starting to use nats, Argo events and workflows in a project.

[@chrishillery]

I wouldn't mind seeing a comparison between, say, NATS and RabbitMQ. I feel like almost everything that was said about NATS here could equally be said about RabbitMQ, but I'm not super-familiar with either so I can't really imagine how one would choose.

[@KsaweryKarwacki]

I think this is more about principles. I have very similar flow with Kafka.

[@joebowbeer]

I'd like to see a fresh look at Knative (Eventing). I'm also interested in durable computing (aka workflows) as a way to orchestrate and "contextualize" events (for observation). I saw a recent blog post that combined Knative with the cool new Restate durable execution service, incl. some mention of stateful event processing.

[@DryBones111]

Gets me thinking about how to build CI tooling using events. A bit of feedback on the video audio. It sounds like the gain on your microphone is a bit too high, I can hear some clipping distortion which sounds unpleasant. You can turn the gain down and use a limiter on the recorded audio to get still loud but cleaner audio.

[@DevOpsToolkit]

Yeah. I noted that as well. Those I'm recording now will have lower gain but, unfortunately, there are a few upcoming video that will suffer from the same issue since I already recorded them.

[@tanmaybalwa5331]

Neat! “Subscribe to this channel”ception😅

[@KsaweryKarwacki]

Everything is great and then you start working on exactly once and deduplication and you lose your sanity 😉