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> I understand that Kafka is still useful for lower throughput workloads, but 10 orders of magnitude lower. Should we stop using MySQL too? That handles more
by mrkeen 8y ago
> I understand that Kafka is still useful for lower throughput workloads, but 10 orders of magnitude lower.
Should we stop using MySQL too? That handles more data than I have.
- redhale 8y agoI think a good analogy might be using MySQL for storing a single key/value. You could do it, but why? Instead you could just use an environment variable or simple file.