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1. Distributed Message TracingGain full visibility into message paths across complex NATS topologies — including clusters, gateways, leaf nodes, account boundaries, and subject mappings.- Activated via a NATS-Trace heade
Show notesTomasz Pietrek and David Gee are back to discuss Orbit: the NATS client extensions!You can find the Orbit libraries below:https://github.com/synadia-io/orbit.gohttps://github.com/synadia-io/orbit.jshttps://github.com/syn
Show notesTomasz Pietrek, Maurice van Veen and David Gee kick off season 3 and we're off the blocks with a back to basics episode! We chat core NATS, the basics of a connection and the pub-sub turtles (all the way down)! Season 2
Show notesWelcome to season two of NATS.fm! We start off this season by talking about Synadia's RethinkConn 2024 and the excitement around some of the new up and coming NATS Execution Engine, Synadia Cloud, the NATS ambassador pro
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NATS provides incredibly powerful usage patterns and one of the most fundamental is streams and consumers. This pairing is a super power and can solve many challenges in the most simplest way. We cover the bare fundament
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From self-driving cars, to intelligent toasters, this resurgence of artificial intelligence is here to stay. In this episode, we talk about how NATS.io could be the perfect system to connect your AI, ML and DL systems to
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Now that we have v2.10 of the nats-server released, it's time to discuss what we can do with NATS. We start by discussing patterns that we can easily achieve with the KV store. Enjoy! --- If you like this video, be sure
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It's here!!! Server 2.10 of the nats-server has been released, and with it, a whole swathe of new features and capabilities. Byron sits down with Neil Twigg and Tomasz Pietrek to talk about what's new and their journey w
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Welcome to episode 5 and our first episode with a special guest! Byron & Dave chat with Tomasz Pietrek, the NATS client team lead engineer on the powerful client libraries. We dig in to JetStream simplification, the KV &
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Welcome to episode 4, the last chat about service meshes (for now)! In EP03, David got stuck, rambling about service and function chaining and Byron gives him a chance to redeem himself and explain properly. The outcome
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Welcome to episode 3! Byron & David talk HTTP, the developer power hammer. They hint at breaking apart the synchronous nature of the web and discuss how with NATS, you can extend communication capabilities north to south
Show notesJoin Byron Ruth and David Gee as they discuss moving from monoliths to modular monoliths with NATS.io. This sideways move also paves the way for microservices and service meshes (look out for EP03 and EP04!). NATS has ma
Show notesJoin Byron Ruth and David Gee as they discuss data safety, data sovereignty and data accountability all through the lens of NATS.io. With LLMs especially, off-the-shelf use is all too easy and protecting the huge volumes
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