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Flink Forward San Francisco 2020 : Flink Forward San Francisco 2020

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Link: https://www.flink-forward.org/sf-2020/call-for-presentations
 
When Mar 23, 2020 - Mar 25, 2020
Where San Francisco
Submission Deadline Jan 19, 2020
Categories    stream processing   big data   technology   software
 

Call For Papers

Flink Forward is the leading conference dedicated to Apache Flink, data stream processing, and real-time analytics.

The conference gathers an international audience of CTOs/CIOs, developers, data architects, data scientists, Apache Flink core committers, and the stream processing community, to share experiences, exchange ideas and knowledge, and receive hands-on training sessions led by Flink experts.

If you have an inspiring story, real-world application, use case, best practice, or compelling vision of the future for Flink, we encourage you to present it to a highly skilled and enthusiastic community. The topics below are guidelines and suggestions for a compelling proposal. We would love to hear your creative ideas at Flink Forward!

The Call for Presentations has been extended until Sunday, January 19, 11:59 pm PST.

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