I can't say I'm particularly familiar with the works of Franz Kafka but I am all to familiar with the term "Kafkaesque" which Merriam-Webster defines as "...having a nightmarish complex, bizarre, or illogical quality". Based on this, is it wise (or, at least, "good marketing") to name your software "Kafka"???? "Yeah!!! Use our software... It's nightmarish! It's complex! It's Bizarre! It has an illogical quality!" - just doesn't "work", does it?
Great show, . Really appreciate these style of discussions on Kafka/Redpanda topics.
Thanks for creating and sharing these Neil.
Thank you for this simple introduction to Kafka. I have an interview lined-up and badly needed this type of explanation.
Glad it was helpful. Good luck with the interview!
"the ideal person to ask the $64,000 question" and host > 1K ... really thanks for your quality content
Great insights. Thank your the show
I can't say I'm particularly familiar with the works of Franz Kafka but I am all to familiar with the term "Kafkaesque" which Merriam-Webster defines as "...having a nightmarish complex, bizarre, or illogical quality". Based on this, is it wise (or, at least, "good marketing") to name your software "Kafka"????
"Yeah!!! Use our software... It's nightmarish! It's complex! It's Bizarre! It has an illogical quality!" - just doesn't "work", does it?
Ha, yeah you're not the first to notice that. It's probably not the name I would have chosen, but 10 years on it's definitely too late to change. 😅
thank you Kris & Neil for sharing valuable insights into use-cases for Kafka.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DeveloperVoices😮😅😢
@@DeveloperVoices❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😮
😊
❤😊😊😊 0:08 0:14 0:14