PinnedThe Future of AI Agents is Event-DrivenAI agents promise autonomy and adaptability. Event-driven architecture provides the backbone for these systems to scale and evolve.Mar 1245Mar 1245
Why Google’s Agent2Agent Protocol Needs Apache KafkaHow Apache Kafka can scale Google’s Agent2Agent protocol to build a real-time, connected AI ecosystem.6d ago16d ago1
5 Steps to Building with AI: What It Can Do Reliably (and How to Start)Use the VISTA Framework to prioritize AI projects by value, speed, scalability, and risk.Apr 7Apr 7
Wiring the AI Nervous System: Agents, Flink Jobs, and Stream ProcessingWhen you assign a task to a colleague, you don’t expect an answer in 500 milliseconds. Some problems take time. People respond when they…Apr 2Apr 2
How to Build a Multi-Agent Orchestrator Using Flink and KafkaBuild a scalable, event-driven multi-agent orchestrator using Apache Flink and Kafka.Mar 313Mar 313
Building a Meal Planning Agent with Apache Kafka and Apache FlinkHow event-driven AI agents can turn mealtime chaos into organized, personalized meal plans.Mar 242Mar 242
Published inSnowflake Builders Blog: Data Engineers, App Developers, AI/ML, & Data ScienceUnifying Streaming and Analytics: How Confluent Tableflow, Iceberg, and Snowflake Simplify…Operational and analytical data have historically lived in separate silos.Mar 20Mar 20
AI Agents are Microservices with BrainsHow event-driven architecture enables AI agents to scale, operate independently, and integrate seamlessly like microservices.Mar 185Mar 185
More Than Machines: The Inner Workings of AI AgentsAI agents are more than just machines. Learn about their functionality and the infrastructure needed to scale them.Mar 5Mar 5
The AI Silo Problem: How Data Streaming Can Unify Enterprise AI AgentsAI agents are everywhere.Mar 31Mar 31