- Speakers
Natan Silnitsky
- Date
- Description
Join us to discover how Wix transformed a chaotic integration landscape into a robust, decoupled ecosystem with semantic messaging. Moving away from disjointed Kafka messages, we embraced standardized semantic messages across thousands of microservices. Now, every CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE (CUD) operation triggers an automatic semantic message, establishing a universal language for real-time data analysis.
Learn how this framework simplified complexities, seamlessly fed our data lake, and optimized search indexing. It also facilitated external event publication through automatic translation mechanisms. We’ll explore how entity enrichment and pre-computed, event-based materialized views now enhance query performance.
This session will highlight the technical strategies and cultural shifts that empowered us to create a scalable platform at Wix. Attendees will gain valuable insights into overcoming integration challenges and streamlining workflows with semantic messaging.
About Natan Silnitsky
Natan Silnitsky is a backend-infra tech lead at Wix.
He's part of a group that provides solutions for Wix's platformization and development needs that accelerate development of microservices and serverless functions at Wix.
Before that he was tech lead for a team building event-driven libraries and tools on Kafka. A co-maintainer of Greyhound, an open-source Kafka client, and a Scala enthusiast.
Natan is a renowned speaker, blogger, and advocate for clean, functional code, efficient development, and exceptional software design.