Interview with Gunnar Morling, Flink Forward Berlin Program Committee Member
Join Kaye and Gunnar Morling, Senior Staff Software Engineer at Decodable and one of this year’s Program Committee Members for Flink Forward Berlin 2024! Call for Papers is open until 30 May
Tune in to this insightful discussion to get to know Gunnar! Understand from one of the Call for Presentations (CFP) reviewers themselves the tips and tricks for submitting a great talk!
Do you have a data streaming story to share? The Call for Presentations is open until 30 May 2024.
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About Flink Forward
The Apache Flink® Conference returns to Berlin, Germany 21 - 24 October 2024!
Ververica, the organizers of Flink Forward events, is proud to celebrate Apache Flink's 10-year anniversary - right back to the heart of where it all started - Berlin!
Flink Forward brings data streaming communities together to learn, network, and share experiences and best practices in stream processing, real time analytics, event-driven applications, and the management of mission-critical Flink deployments in production. This year, we’re planning a very special event, in celebration of the 10th anniversary of Apache Flink®. Now is your chance to be part of this keystone event and join us onstage as a Speaker for Flink Forward Berlin 2024!
Learn more about Flink Forward: https://www.flink-forward.org
Check out the Flink Forward YouTube channel here:
/ @flinkforward
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
00:24 Gunnar, first to kick off can you tell me a little bit about your background and your experience with Apache Flink to date?
01:44 What are some common pitfalls or mistakes you've observed in conference talk proposals, and how can applicants avoid them?
03:13 How do you plan to ensure that the conference program reflects a diverse range of perspectives and topics?
04:23 From your perspective, what are the most exciting developments or use cases for Apache Flink in the industry today?
05:38 As an open-source advocate, how do you see events like Flink Forward contributing to the broader open-source community?
07:29 What advice would you give to individuals who are interested in contributing to Apache Flink but may feel intimidated by the process?
09:37 Are there any particular personal circumstances that you’ve had yourself with new entrants to the industry that opened your mind to a different way of using Apache Flink or any streaming data platform?
11:56 What do you hope attendees will remember most about Flink Forward after the conference has concluded?