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Solving ETL Challenges with Apache Kafka, Confluent Tableflow, and Zero ETL

Operational and analytical estates have been separated since data warehouses were first introduced in the 1990s. The operational estate includes microservices, software-as-a-service (SaaS) apps, and enterprise resource planning systems (ERPs) that have become the beating heart of an organization. The analytical estate consists of the data warehouses, lakehouses, artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) platforms, and other custom batch workloads that support business analysis and reporting.

Shift Left, Stream Fast: Swedbank's Real-Time Data Strategy | Life Is But A Stream Podcast

In a highly regulated industry where every millisecond matters, Swedbank is shifting its data strategy to move fast without breaking trust. In this episode, Rami Al Lolah, Lead Architect at Swedbank’s Integration Center of Excellence, shares how the bank built a future-proof foundation using Apache Kafka with Confluent Cloud.

How NeuBird's Hawkeye Automates Incident Resolution in Confluent Cloud

A joint post from the teams at NeuBird and Confluent For organizations leveraging Confluent, ensuring smooth operations is mission-critical. While Confluent Cloud eliminates the operational burden of managing Apache Kafka, application teams still need to monitor and troubleshoot client applications connecting to Kafka clusters.

Confluent Cloud is now available in the new AWS Marketplace AI Agents and Tools category

Confluent announces the availability of Confluent Cloud in the new AI Agents and Tools category of AWS Marketplace. This enables AWS customers to easily discover, buy, and deploy AI agent solutions, including Confluent's fully managed data streaming platform Confluent Cloud, using their AWS accounts, for accelerating AI agent and agentic workflow development.

Why Hosted Apache Kafka Leaves You Holding the Bag

Many teams begin their data streaming journey through their cloud provider, drawn to the simplicity of the one‑click “Create Kafka Cluster” button in their cloud console. It’s fast, feels integrated, and promises to “just work”—abstracting away all the operational tasks that only get more complicated in the cloud.