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Thank you Jonathan! As Jonathan mentioned, we made this decision around 9 months back and at that time Kinesis wasn't as mature and had less flexibility around
by goyalanuj 11y ago
Thank you Jonathan!
As Jonathan mentioned, we made this decision around 9 months back and at that time Kinesis wasn't as mature and had less flexibility around retention period etc.
Kafka is very reliable (as I had seen it handling billions of events a day at LinkedIn) and has a huge open-source community around it. At IFTTT, we always prefer to use and contribute to open source ( http://engineering.ifttt.com/oss/2015/07/23/open-source/ http://engineering.ifttt.com/oss/2015/07/23/open-source/ ).
- dekayed 11y agoI'm assuming that you run Kafka within AWS. Much of the hardware requirements/suggestions I've seen for Kafka are all for non-virtualized environments. If you can get into it, could you share some details... - What is the size of your Kafka cluster - What instances types do you use? - Do you use EBS or use ephemeral storage? - How much do you over-provision to deal with instance loss? - Any other gotchas/considerations? Thanks!