Rafael Diniz Guerra
Employers on the program
- 2026Banco Bradesco1 talk
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- Current (formerly Kafka Summit)
Talks
| Date | Event | Conference | Role | Title | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 4, 2026 | Current San Francisco 2026 | Current (formerly Kafka Summit) | speaker | Decoupling the Behemoth: How Kafka Powers Bradesco's Real-Time Mainframe DB2 Offload to Cloud (Architecting a Resilient CDC Pipeline with Topics, Schema Registry, and Connectors at One of the World's Largest Banks) as Banco Bradesco S/A. The Core Banking Challenge Bradesco serves over 70 million customers and processes billions of transactions annually on a Mainframe DB2 core that has been the…Show lessThe Core Banking Challenge Bradesco serves over 70 million customers and processes billions of transactions annually on a Mainframe DB2 core that has been the backbone of Brazilian banking for decades. In today's fast-paced financial market, accelerating the delivery of practical, everyday solutions to customers is not just a differentiator — it is a survival imperative. The structural challenge is profound: how do you democratize access to mission-critical transactional data locked across more than 30,000 tables inside a Mainframe DB2, without compromising the non-negotiable robustness, security, and regulatory compliance of one of Latin America's largest banks? The Modernization Infrastructure This session reveals the application modernization blueprint driving the next generation of our financial services platform. We will dive deep into our Change Data Capture (CDC) strategy, demonstrating how we leverage IBM InfoSphere Data Replication to capture and stream DB2 changes in real-time — with strict SLAs on latency and near-zero performance impact on the legacy core. We will share the hard-won lessons on tuning CDC subscriptions at scale, managing schema evolution on a platform… |
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