See the Kafka experience you deserve
Everyone deserves better Kafka. And, while we're at it, better swag.
Kafka works. Does the experience around it?
Conduktor puts one control plane in front of the Kafka you already run. Come to M120 and we'll show you on real data in about ten minutes — no slides.
One control plane
Console and Gateway sit in front of the Kafka you already run — no changes to your producers or consumers.
Self-service, safely
Users, agents, and applications all get the access they need, under the policies you set once.
See it on real data
A live ten-minute demo at the stand. Bring your setup and we'll show you what changes.
The Accidentally Shared Service — Governing Kafka for Users, Agents and Applications
Wed 24 September 14:00–14:30 Data & AI Governance & Observability Theatre
Almost nobody plans to run a shared streaming platform from day one. One team stands up Kafka for one use case, a second asks for a topic, and eighteen months later it's carrying revenue-critical traffic with forty producers and no defined owner. An honest account of what Kafka adoption really does to an organisation — and what a genuinely governed, multi-tenant platform needs in the agent era.
You'll leave with:
- A diagnostic for whether your Kafka deployment has become an accidentally shared service
- What a platform team should centralise versus delegate, so everyone gets the best Kafka experience
- What agent-era access control demands of streaming infrastructure
You deserve better Kafka. You also deserve better swag.
We've all got the drawer: the scratchy t-shirt, the pen that dies before you leave the venue, the stress ball shaped like a cloud. Stand M120 is not that.
And the sticker that started all of this: Everyone deserves better Kafka. Take a handful. Put one on the laptop of whoever owns your access-request process.
Best swag goes to whoever turns up early. We don't make the rules, we just run out of mediums.
Grab ten minutes at M120
Drop us a line with a date and time that works, and we'll hold a slot to show you Conduktor on your kind of data. No slides, no queue.
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A Big Data LDN visitor pass is normally £49. We're covering them while they last: 300+ speakers, 15 theatres, 200+ exhibitors, and a whole track on AI agents and data governance, exactly where every streaming conversation is heading this year.