Workflow-Based Large-Scale Traffic Processing Techniques with Kakao Developers [ By. Non-CS Major & Kakao Developer ]

I'm a developer who works on server development at Toss and recently created a MySQL course with Hong. The charming Hong has once again persuaded a Kakao friend to create a workflow course!! The only workflow I knew was Airflow, but this was the first time I saw content that could be implemented at the client level using open source. From my perspective, it was quite a beneficial topic, so I found it interesting. Please show a lot of interest in this course as well, and please show a lot of interest in the next course too. I'll work with Hong to create good topics.

Among the developers providing lectures with Hong, I'm the only server developer at Kakao who knows about and has used workflows~~ That's how I ended up participating most deeply in this lecture. Actually, Hong has covered architectures like Kafka and Debezium (CDC) before. Building on that, I prepared a topic that introduces workflows and includes overall safety in EDA-based architectures. I hope this lecture will be very helpful to all of you 😊😊 We'll continue to work hard to provide you with more beneficial and great lectures together with Hong. Please participate a lot in the events too!! And please look forward to the next lecture!! Have a great day~

This lecture was also very beneficial. I've taken quite a few of the instructor's courses, and every time I watch them, they match my style perfectly, the content is extremely useful, and I think they create courses on unique topics on Inflearn. Personally, while taking the previous Kafka and MySQL courses, I got a strong sense of "seeing the forest," and although this course has some similar aspects, I was thrilled to encounter another unexpected topic like workflow. I'm learning so much in my development studies that I'm really looking forward to the next course. By the way... I've already purchased the course provided as an event, so it's a bit disappointing 😊😊 But still, thank you so much for creating a course on such a great topic!!!!!

This seems to be the most meaningful lecture among all the topics I've studied so far. Whether it was blog content or lecture videos, I thought I had seen many topics, but now that I'm encountering this kind of subject, it feels like I was just digging around in a well the whole time. The lecture itself has such excellent insights and content that allows for a broader perspective. I hope our development culture will grow even more as many people create and take courses like this. Thank you so much for the great lecture.

This really seems like such a great topic. It was content I was hearing for the first time, and this... even though I'm experiencing practical work, as someone who has only developed general APIs, it was such a beneficial topic that really showed me how wide the world is.. Thank you so much for creating such a great topic. As for the advantages, I could learn a lot from the architecture itself, and it was so great to be able to encounter the really unfamiliar concept of workflow at such an affordable price.

Wow, this seems like such a really beneficial topic... As someone studying development, I have some internship experience, but I've never encountered this kind of topic anywhere else. It's truly that beneficial, and I think if many people take this course, it's really a course they can learn from... Thank you so much for the great course.

I learned so much from such great content. It really hit me how beneficial it would be to use workflows like this effectively. It was a wonderful lecture that really made me feel like I was learning from a skilled instructor. Thank you.

They say it's such a great topic. I heard about CDC for the first time, and I've never used Kafka before, but I think there wouldn't be any major issues using them if I take this course. I was able to learn a lot from hearing insights about such excellent architecture. And I thought it was just about writing code, but I also learned a lot about the concept of workflow, which I heard for the first time. Thank you for the great course.