Congrats on all sides to Confluent and WarpStream ! WarpStream’s BYOC model is brilliant and I can’t wait to see what becomes possible when you combine a cheaper and easier BYOC Kafka cluster with Confluent’s self-managed components. What’s nice about working at Conduktor is no matter what Kafka deployment philosophy you choose, you can make it instantly better with self-service and proxy-enforced governance. Fully managed Kafka? BYOC? On prem? All of the above? Whatever it is, we can help.
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We are excited to announce that support for Universal Service Monitoring now supports Kafka in Private Beta. Using USM, you can see and monitor all of the services across your entire infrastructure. This now includes support for discovery and visibility into Kafka queues as well. After enabling, simply use the Service Catalog to explore your discovered queues alongside your existing services. If you’re interested in joining the beta, please shoot me a PM
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Wondering how Kafka compares to message brokers like ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ? Watch this video featuring some of our open source experts explaining the key differences and use cases >> https://ter.li/egv410 #apachekafka #activemq #rabbitmq #opensource
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Wondering how Kafka compares to message brokers like ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ? Watch this video featuring some of our open source experts explaining the key differences and use cases >> https://ter.li/egv410 #apachekafka #activemq #rabbitmq #opensource
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An FAQ we hear a lot is: “How do we migrate from our Apache Kafka deployment to Confluent without any downtime?” Truthfully, the answer is it depends. That answer might seem daunting BUT that’s why we created this comprehensive guide to migrating from Kafka to Confluent. Think of this as your complete handbook that demonstrates how migrations are achievable (and not so scary). Get your free copy now.
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Learn how to migrate from vendor Kafka to OS Kafka on Kubernetes with Strimzi: https://lnkd.in/edJanFtp
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Enhance your local development setup instantly with an embedded Kafka instance, no Kafka broker installation or configuration is required. 💡 find logs in comments; #kafka #springboot
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Just a thought: If confluent can combine schema registry, kraft controller and brokers in same package and if all three run on same nodes then cost of running confluent Kafka can reduce significantly.
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Kafka vs RabbitMQ Performance (Latency - Throughput - Saturation) #apachekafka Kafka and RabbitMQ are both high-performance message transmission systems, but they have different use cases and features. https://lnkd.in/dPeADP5f
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An single Apache Kafka cluster shared by multiple teams, who pays for the infrastructure support — platform engineering or the application teams? We’ve found that a tiered usage model works best. A chargeback model based on your usage. Simple, fair, and keeps everyone aligned. Segmenting teams into bronze, silver and gold tiers allows you run one multi-tenanted cluster across your whole organisation with each get charged back accordingly. This not only enables the teams to self-serve and self-bill, but also helps us define a sharper business case when selling a event streaming use cases to stakeholders, as we can pinpoint the costs accurately.