Events and Webinars
Connect with experts, both online and in-person, to learn about the world's only event-native data platform.
Upcoming events
AWS Summit London 2025
Join us at the AWS Summit London 2025, where Kurrent’s team will be available for your questions and to discuss how KurrentDB can help you build event-driven applications. Find us in the Startup Loft Area, where we will be showcasing Kurrent Platform and its capabilities on our DemoPod.
Kafka Summit (Current) London 2025
Join us at the Kafka Summit (Current) conference in London. Come to our booth at the sponsors area and learn how leverage Kurrent Platform products with Kafka and build real-time applications with our event native database.
Past events
Supercharge Kafka with Kurrent
Apache Kafka’s power in handling real-time event streaming has transformed modern applications, but it wasn’t built for deep data management or flexible querying. Its strength lies in quick, transient delivery. Kafka isn’t a database. With Kurrent, you don’t need to use it like one. Deploying Kurrent alongside Kafka solves the limitations many enterprises face, adding database functionality that Kafka alone can’t provide.
Developer tips to get the most from Event Sourcing
If you’re already familiar with the basics of Event Sourcing and eager to elevate your skills, this session is tailored just for you. Join us as we delve into advanced techniques, best practices, and insider tips to help you harness the true power of Event Sourcing and KurrentDB in your projects. Join Developer Advocate Erik Shafer where he shares his top tips for Event Sourcing.
E-commerce with Event Sourcing and DDD
You’re part of a team responsible for applying business logic and aggregating data for thousands of SKUs that are sold on dozens of online marketplaces. Why should Domain-Driven Design, Event Sourcing, and related concepts such as CQRS be considered? In this webinar based on the Erik Shafer’s talk from Explore DDD, he’ll answer these questions and go over how a fast-growing start-up adopted these concepts successfully, including the challenges, failures, and solutions found along the way.
An end-to-end example with KurrentDB
Ever wondered what an event-sourced application built on top of KurrentDB (ex EventStoreDB) looks like? Having trouble tying together Event Sourcing, KurrentDB, and how it can work for your organization? Join Tony Young for this webinar as he walks through a simple example of event sourcing turned into practical application code.
KurrentDB in Software Applications: Greenfield, Legacy and Sidecar
In this webinar, Yves Lorphelin delves into the dynamic world of KurrentDB (ex EventStoreDB) and its pivotal role in various software application scenarios. Whether you’re working on Greenfield projects, managing legacy systems, or exploring the advantages of a sidecar architecture, this session has something for everyone.
How KurrentDB Decouples your Distributed Ball of Mud
As your system grows and becomes integrated with more and more external systems, you might find that it becomes tightly coupled and hard to change. Over time, this can turn into a Big Ball of Mud which slows down the pace of innovation and makes your business less competitive in this ever-changing world. KurrentDB (ex EventStoreDB), the database built for Event Sourcing, can help. Join Stephen Tung as he takes a deep dive into how.
Better (Micro)Services with EventStoreDB
Principle Solutions Architect at Event Store, Yves Lorphelin, explains the core principles of Event Sourcing and explores how KurrentDB can help with your microservices architecture.
Power of Python: A Deep Dive into the Python Client for KurrentDB
The new Python client for KurrentDB is a groundbreaking fusion of two powerful technologies providing you with a simplified, high-performance interface to harness the full potential of KurrentDB with intuitive Python bindings. This webinar with John Bywater explores how KurrentDB can elevate your Python event-sourced projects to new heights.
Why EventStoreDB? Simplified
KurrentDB is the database built for Event Sourcing… but what does this actually mean? How does its underlying data model make it different? And what are its superpowers? Join Stephen Tung as he takes a deep dive into the database and how it can help you.