System Design: Why is Kafka fast?
2022 ж. 29 Мау.
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Great technical explanation. I just want to add that Kafka can be used for much more than just data ingestion sending data from a data source to a data sink. The Apache Kafka open source project also includes Kafka Connect for data integration and Kafka Streams for data processing. Therefore, you can leverage the characteristics explained in this video to build a modern data flow with a single (scalable and reliable) real-time infrastructure instead of combining several different components (like Apache Kafka for ingestion, Apache Camel for data integration, and another stream processing framework like Apache Flink for real-time analytics).
Reliability of Kafka has yet to be proven. Ever so often it does not meet data integration core requirements on reliability, especially in the area of disruption and recovery, where it quickly says GoodBy to “At-most-once” semantics. Don’t get me wrong, Kafka is really great for what it is designed for: efficient streaming in BigData architecture, but that architecture will tolerate a certain fuzziness of data, which pure data integration architecture would not allow for.
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