Ji, Importance of Kafka is explained with high clarity. Similarly I considered your Video is highly important to learn Kafka. I feel Great efforts taken to bring this video is highly appreciated. Thanks & Regards
I have a very weird chronology to understand this. Jab hamare ghar ke kitchen me apan bartan dhote hai to unko directly unki jagah pe nahi rakhte hai na, use ek cage ya tub type me rakhte hai, taki vo sukh sake and then ham unhe poch ke unki jagah pe rakh sake. So, similarly, kafka or redis is like vo tab where you just throw or put the data, which is then processed and then stored in the DB.
Acha example h . Basically producers are producing in fast rate n consumer usse aaram se consume kar sakte h .. Retry ka facility bhi hain kafka mein for the consumers in case they were down for some reason.
@@sarwajeetbharti2856 but agr after several retries ke baad bi kafka band hai to consumer wait hi krta rhega consume krne ke liye then? producers kha messages produce krte rhege?
but isse delay nahi hoga? like manlo mujhe same time data store and usi data ko get b karna hai toh us case me database me to data gaya nahi wo data to kafka me hai
Please continue your AWS 🙏😭 series it is really helpful.. please please i have watched AWS series video and i have learnt alot not just how to use but also about serverless, linux , ssh .. please continue it.
Thanks a lot bhaiya keep making these type of videos like about general software engineering scaling or anything about software development. Thanks a lot bhaiya.
You said that while inserting data, db can overwhelm and go down,then the data will be lost,that's why we keep our data in Kafka(or to say the Piplines I think), But Kafka can loss the data as well if the server goes down...
@piyush I think there is some mistake in your statement. Kafka is not relying in memory storage. It stores the data in the disk. Kafka works faster mainly due to sequential read write and optimised disk reading capability.
Ya even I was confused then I found this video ruclips.net/video/UNUz1-msbOM/видео.htmlsi=OQQTIrKNUpUpbsku which actually explains the reason why Kafka is faster. Looks like primary storage is disk not memory.
Hi Piyush, I like the quality of your videos very much. Can you list all the technologies required to learn for a full-stack developer to land a remote job?
Hey piyush, What if kafka server re-start? Then will the data persisted ? As you told that kafka gets High throughput because it uses primary memory for the operations. But if the system restarts then what happens to the unprocessed data which was stored in kafka before re-start ? Btw nice video 😊
I think he is wrong when you say Kafka is fast because it uses RAM but according to ByteByteGo video. It is due to sequential I/O and zero copy technique. ruclips.net/video/UNUz1-msbOM/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Kafka is not relying in memory storage Kafka Use Disk , Disk refers to storage hardware like HDDs (Hard Disk Drives) or SSDs (Solid State Drives) used to store data permanently. Even if the computer is turned off, data on the disk is retained. Examples: Your operating system, documents, apps, and large files like movies or databases are stored on the disk.
Recenty got recommend to your channel. And i want to suggest you should compile the videos in one shot as i assume you will get more views, i think you should try to re-upload node playlist to one video without deleting playlist.
Hii Piyush Bhaiya, you have said that you will prepare a playlist on aws lambda using serverless. So, please make a playlist in which you cover a project using express.js and mongoDB and its deployment on lambda and S3. Please bhaiya, make a playlist on serverless. It will be very beneficial.
I think he is wrong when you say Kafka is fast because it uses RAM but according to ByteByteGo video. It is due to sequential I/O and zero copy technique. ruclips.net/video/UNUz1-msbOM/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Can u give a brief idea on notification service. How Kafka is useful here. With real time scenarios. Also if possible can create one demo service of notification. How will be the data flow.
Bro plzz next video ma ya btay k aws skill builder website ma sa koi ek esa course btady Jo deployment k lia ho usma buhat sary course ha samagh ni a Raha kunsa kro
@piyushgargdev should we learn kafka?, as alternatives available (still it is good for large content and stability but just want to know your poin of views)
This video is public, so anyone could be watching, especially if it's your seniors or elders who might feel offended by derogatory terms like Tum, Tu, etc. Learn from Amitabh Bachchan or any other big influencer that they always address their audience as Aap. By the way, thanks for explaining the complex topics in an easy to understandable format..keep up the good work..!!!
Ji, Importance of Kafka is explained with high clarity.
Similarly I considered your Video is highly important to learn Kafka.
I feel Great efforts taken to bring this video is highly appreciated.
Thanks & Regards
Such an amazing video, I should really thank yt algorithm that I came across your channel. PS:Your Full Stack Twitter Clone course is really amazing.
Your teaching skill is excellent. I have seen someone teaching and me absorbing so well after a long while. You are awesome brother
I have a very weird chronology to understand this. Jab hamare ghar ke kitchen me apan bartan dhote hai to unko directly unki jagah pe nahi rakhte hai na, use ek cage ya tub type me rakhte hai, taki vo sukh sake and then ham unhe poch ke unki jagah pe rakh sake. So, similarly, kafka or redis is like vo tab where you just throw or put the data, which is then processed and then stored in the DB.
not weird, it is a perfect example in layman's term..
Acha example h . Basically producers are producing in fast rate n consumer usse aaram se consume kar sakte h .. Retry ka facility bhi hain kafka mein for the consumers in case they were down for some reason.
@@sarwajeetbharti2856 but agr after several retries ke baad bi kafka band hai to consumer wait hi krta rhega consume krne ke liye then? producers kha messages produce krte rhege?
Amazing Example
but isse delay nahi hoga? like manlo mujhe same time data store and usi data ko get b karna hai toh us case me database me to data gaya nahi wo data to kafka me hai
Sir your teaching skill is so good, thanks for providing such amazing skills 👍
Awesome video and clearly stated the purpose of Kafka and databases …keep uploading more and more informative videos 🎉 thanks😊
sir plz , make playlist on postgresql database
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Nice brother your teaching skill excellent
Please continue your AWS 🙏😭 series it is really helpful.. please please i have watched AWS series video and i have learnt alot not just how to use but also about serverless, linux , ssh .. please continue it.
Thanks a lot bhaiya keep making these type of videos like about general software engineering scaling or anything about software development. Thanks a lot bhaiya.
dher saara love from KHI, PK
You said that while inserting data, db can overwhelm and go down,then the data will be lost,that's why we keep our data in Kafka(or to say the Piplines I think), But Kafka can loss the data as well if the server goes down...
very good explain
First. Piyush sir,Big fan of your videos.Thankyou for the great work.
Excellent explanation
Very Nice Explanation,Sir.Needs More Tutorial From You.
Dhanyawaad Guru.....❤
Thanks for making this.
@piyush I think there is some mistake in your statement. Kafka is not relying in memory storage. It stores the data in the disk. Kafka works faster mainly due to sequential read write and optimised disk reading capability.
Ya even I was confused then I found this video ruclips.net/video/UNUz1-msbOM/видео.htmlsi=OQQTIrKNUpUpbsku which actually explains the reason why Kafka is faster. Looks like primary storage is disk not memory.
Extremely well explained!
Good explanation but kafka does not store data in-memory, rather it uses disk to write data sequentially.
dil jeet liya bro
Hi Piyush, I like the quality of your videos very much.
Can you list all the technologies required to learn for a full-stack developer to land a remote job?
Basically a highly scalable buffer
We like your videos 👍 .... From Ludhiana
Thankyou so much for explaining this level
Awesome bhai .
Hey piyush, What if kafka server re-start? Then will the data persisted ? As you told that kafka gets High throughput because it uses primary memory for the operations. But if the system restarts then what happens to the unprocessed data which was stored in kafka before re-start ? Btw nice video 😊
I think he is wrong when you say Kafka is fast because it uses RAM but according to ByteByteGo video. It is due to sequential I/O and zero copy technique.
ruclips.net/video/UNUz1-msbOM/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Kafka is not relying in memory storage Kafka Use Disk , Disk refers to storage hardware like HDDs (Hard Disk Drives) or SSDs (Solid State Drives) used to store data permanently.
Even if the computer is turned off, data on the disk is retained.
Examples: Your operating system, documents, apps, and large files like movies or databases are stored on the disk.
Piyush bhai,
Please, can you make a detailed video on Docker Deep Dive and Kubernetes?
Excellent video 👏🏻👏🏻 please do same type of explanatory videos on prisma and docker 🚀🚀
Recenty got recommend to your channel. And i want to suggest you should compile the videos in one shot as i assume you will get more views, i think you should try to re-upload node playlist to one video without deleting playlist.
It's an amazing video I enjoyed this video and the last video on Kafka. Please one crash course on RabbitMQ. Pls
Excellent explanation 😀
Really great video❤️
Great Video
Well addressed Piyush.☺
Hy piyoush Hope u r doing well please make a crash course on prisma js
Hii Piyush Bhaiya, you have said that you will prepare a playlist on aws lambda using serverless. So, please make a playlist in which you cover a project using express.js and mongoDB and its deployment on lambda and S3.
Please bhaiya, make a playlist on serverless. It will be very beneficial.
I think he is wrong when you say Kafka is fast because it uses RAM but according to ByteByteGo video. It is due to sequential I/O and zero copy technique.
ruclips.net/video/UNUz1-msbOM/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Love you bro ❤
Thank you 🙏
Good explanation ❤
It's like cache,ram and physical memory we are using all features by balancing cost and efficiency.
Great explanation
2:39 that is DBMS
Make video on Kafka vs Redis ,why we need them, Is Kafka alternative of redis?
Hi Piyush! Such a great explaination can you please make a video on LLD Design Patterns
Can u give a brief idea on notification service. How Kafka is useful here. With real time scenarios. Also if possible can create one demo service of notification. How will be the data flow.
Great🎉😊
really good example from real life
excellent video
Thanks man!
sir please aap ek MERN based project pe video laiye....it would be be really helpful...you explain even hard concepts very easily
Please make a video/playlist on Flutter open source framework development.
Bhaiya plz complete the AWS playlist ..we all are waiting bhaiya..
It's like view concept used in database table
Well explained
Hello sir, can you please make a video on Apollo federation and subgraph ?
are we you use database and Database management system interchangeably here.
Hi Piyush , what happens for in memory databases??? Is Kafka valid for them
please make a video for iron-session in next js authentication
what is the diffference between kafka and redis? Do we have to use both to make a scalable application?
Bro plzz next video ma ya btay k aws skill builder website ma sa koi ek esa course btady Jo deployment k lia ho usma buhat sary course ha samagh ni a Raha kunsa kro
noice!!
@piyushgargdev should we learn kafka?, as alternatives available (still it is good for large content and stability but just want to know your poin of views)
Mann can you make tutorial on kafka connect, having a lot of doubts.
create more clone courses like e commerce, music streaming or vedio streaming websites
Can async await resolve this issue of throughput in node?
how you record your vedio, i am on mac
please make a video on kubernetes
Do i need to use kafka in every api request? Because my application has lots of users. Pls explain
Sir please come with node js project with Kafca and serverless aws
hey everyone, Kafka is good, but It is very expenses in production
3:16 computer science ki depth pata bhi to hona chahiye depth main jaane k liye
what is zookeeper
This video is public, so anyone could be watching, especially if it's your seniors or elders who might feel offended by derogatory terms like Tum, Tu, etc. Learn from Amitabh Bachchan or any other big influencer that they always address their audience as Aap. By the way, thanks for explaining the complex topics in an easy to understandable format..keep up the good work..!!!
sir one appwrite crash course please
Why do we need Kafka?
Cuz she mommy and great DOT DPS
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4:37 Ye sab to college main padhadte hai
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bhai tu thoda sa pagal h jab us video m purani m sab discuss krr raha h toh nayi kyu bana raha h
तुम्हे kya dikkat h bhai... Dekhna h to dekho varna mt dekho
Why you make a video with english title but hindi explanation
its his choice
Thanks ❤