Apache Kafka + Machine Learning => Confluent Blog Post and Github Project

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I am happy that my first official Confluent blog post was published and want to link to it from by blog: How to Build and Deploy Scalable Machine Learning in Production with Apache Kafka
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I am happy that my first official Confluent blog post was published and want to link to it from by blog:

How to Build and Deploy Scalable Machine Learning in Production with Apache Kafka

The post explains in detail how you can leverage Apache Kafka and its Streams API to deploy analytic models to a lightweight, but scalable, mission-critical streaming appilcation.

Apache Kafka Ecosystem for Machine Learning

Github Examples for Apache Kafka + Machine Learning

If you want to take a look directly at the source code, go to my Github project about Kafka + Machine Learning. It contains several examples how to combine Kafka Streams with frameworks like TensorFlow, H2O or DeepLearning4J.

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