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The article fixates excessively in throughput, as if was the only factor that mattered for choosing a data store. It isn't, since Kafka isn't necessarily about
by vemv 6y ago
The article fixates excessively in throughput, as if was the only factor that mattered for choosing a data store.
It isn't, since Kafka isn't necessarily about scaling, but also focuses on immutability, architectural flexibility etc, all of which a RDBMS might not offer.