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> If your company only runs one database. I think the same argument can be made with "only one Kafka cluster" and "only one blockchain".
by jacques_chester 6y ago
> If your company only runs one database.
I think the same argument can be made with "only one Kafka cluster" and "only one blockchain".
- lmm 6y ago> I think the same argument can be made with "only one Kafka cluster" No it can't. Kafka events for the same partition will always be processed in order. If you have a stream transformation that reads from a topic that lives in one cluster and writes to a topic that lives in another cluster, then (as long as you chose the right partition key) everything will work correctly. Even if you have a sequence of transformations that zig-zag between two different clusters, it will do the right thing. You can't achieve that with traditional databases.