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The examples in these articles are constrained ("toys") for demonstration purposes, but too often are taken as a recipe by people who should know better but wan
by sidlls 8y ago
The examples in these articles are constrained ("toys") for demonstration purposes, but too often are taken as a recipe by people who should know better but want to build their resume.
LinkedIn didn't develop Kafka just for real-time processing: dozens of solutions for that existed for years before LinkedIn existed. They developed Kafka for a problem at huge scale.
A little 100MB/day of traffic doesn't need Kafka for real time processing, and neither does a 100GB monthly data dump/ETL batch job.