Data streaming with Kafka made simple: Transactional Event Queues in ADB

In this Autonomous Database Learning Lounge session the Oracle Autonomous Database PM and the High Availability Cloud teams explained how TxEventQ (Transactional Event Queues) helps you easily interoperate with Kafka to run event streaming applications on Autonomous Database.

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== Outline ==
Oracle Transactional Event Queues (TxEventQ) is a high-performance messaging platform included with Oracle Database as a built-in feature. TxEventQ supports real-time messaging and streaming events, combining pub/sub and point-to-point transactions in a single feature that requires minimal setup at no added cost.

Customers leverage TxEventQ to build robust, high-throughput data ingestion pipelines, microservices, and real-time analytics solutions and process billions of messages a day. These implementations span diverse use cases, including e-commerce order processing, electronic health record systems, smart meters (IoT), geocoding, and more.

Main Topics
How to use Oracle Kafka connectors to easily source and sink data to and from Oracle Database using TxEventQ.
How to eliminate the need for Kafka clusters by directly connecting your Kafka applications using TxEventQ

== Video highlights ==
00:26 Agenda
01:38 Important links on Autonomous Database
02:18 Oracle Transactional Event Queue (TxEventQ)
03:12 Event Streaming
04:32 When and why to use event streaming systems?
05:35 Oracle TxEventQ enables scalable, reliable, and low-latency event streaming
06:25 What is TxEventQ
08:36 Event-streaming challenges and how TxEventQ can help
10:52 TxEventQ offers a rich set of messaging features
11:17 Modern Apps use multiple data technologies
12:03 ADB's Converged Database Architecture is your answer
12:39 Integrations and compatibility - Spring framework
13:26 Integrations and compatibility - Interoperate with or replace your Kafka clusters
13:51 Key Takeaways
14:58 Several resources on Transactional Event Queues
15:24 Live Demo - Migrate Kafka Apps to Oracle Database TxEventQ
22:00 Live Demo: Real-world Java e-Commerce orders scenario with Kafka clusters and ADB with TxEventQ
41:39 Q&A
50:02 Important links on Autonomous Database
50:18 Final Thoughts