What every engineer should know about Kafka is that it should not be used for anything critical like you would use Cassandra or Hbase. But if you are ok with p

What every engineer should know about Kafka is that it should not be used for anything critical like you would use Cassandra or Hbase. But if you are ok with partitions not being available for many hours or losing all written data because the cluster did not automatically move parution to 3 new replica after 2 of the replica failed ... then it’s a good scalable(speed) product. There is also no serious multi tenant support. So if you need multitenancy you gotta use kubernete and do one cluster per tenant and automate that yourself.