Write What You Know: Turning Your Apache Kafka® Knowledge into a Technical Talk

Kafka Summit London’s open Call for Papers invites Apache Kafka practitioners of all experience levels to submit technical talk proposals by drawing on projects, lessons learned, tools, architectures, ecosystem integrations, feature deep dives, or contributions to the open-source community. Prospective speakers are encouraged to begin with their own experiences, clearly explain the motivation and challenges behind their work, and structure presentations as stories that address why a problem mattered, how it was solved, and what audiences can do with the resulting knowledge. Strong talks should make company-specific experiences broadly useful by emphasizing transferable tips, practical implications, and relevant outcomes for attendees. Feedback from colleagues, community members, and conference office hours can help refine abstracts and align them with program expectations, while speaking offers opportunities to share knowledge, build connections, and contribute to the Kafka community.

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