Explore the potential integration of Dyalog APL with Apache Kafka in this 26-minute conference talk from Dyalog '23. Delve into the fundamentals of Apache Kafka, a distributed event streaming platform used for building real-time data pipelines and streaming applications. Learn about Kafka's key concepts including messages, topics, producers, consumers, partitions, and message retention. Discover how Kafka ensures message ordering and various ways to run it. Examine Stefan Kruger's experimental Dyalog interface to Apache Kafka, focusing on DKaf.NET and its use of C# generics. Follow along with practical examples, including reading a London bike rental stream and implementing a string producer. Gain insights into the possibilities of combining Dyalog's powerful array programming capabilities with Kafka's robust distributed streaming architecture.