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Kafka topics compacted to some sort of disk storage? It really depends on what you need to do with it. All of our kafka topics have a TTL on messages that's l
by rockostrich 7y ago
Kafka topics compacted to some sort of disk storage? It really depends on what you need to do with it. All of our kafka topics have a TTL on messages that's less than or equal to 7 days. If the data is critical, then that topic has a archiver job that writes the messages to files in HDFS.
Postgres, Spanner, etc. come to mind as options if you need to store critical append-only data and also have it be queryable in real-time.
- tr4r3x 7y agopostgres is a bit different use case, isn't? kafka is mainly about scalability, it has nice partitioning out of the box. and i would not say that it's not reliable, because you always replicate data with it