so brief and great exp. - DB forces us to store only current state of data, w kafka we can store the history of data - think of problems in terms of events (hence get history of data events instead of just current state) - Decouple services using events driven arch (multiple services sharing data - so kafka as data exchange backbone. )
so brief and great exp.
- DB forces us to store only current state of data, w kafka we can store the history of data
- think of problems in terms of events (hence get history of data events instead of just current state)
- Decouple services using events driven arch (multiple services sharing data - so kafka as data exchange backbone. )
Point to Point and perfect explaining
Brief, and excellent explanation. Great job sir!
Glad you liked it
nice lesson， please continue
Great video! I really love the visualization of Kafka workflow, it helped me better understand it
perfect, Thanks
So well done and easy to follow, thank you!!!! 🙌
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant. Well done Florian 👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it
Brilliant explanation
Glad you liked it
Hi, Please make a video on vscode settings, your environment looks good
Excellent!!
So Kafka is like any other queue or pub/sub service but built for scale?
Great work, Please provide idempotent in kafka with node.js
Hey, you got a subscriber. Thanks for amazing video. Can you bring more with Kafka and nodejs?
I'm glad that the video helped you! And maybe I will do more Kafka videos in the future.
Great job , is it different when we implement on kubernetes?
It's exactly the same. If you want to run Kafka on Kubernetes, I recommend: strimzi.io
@@flolu thanks a lot
I have a short assignment.i not able to do it.if you do it you also get the content for RUclips and as well me also learn.please reply immediately.
Lol😂
Nice lesson.. but I think we need another one explaining the details much slower.. thank you