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Sure, if you need high availability + replication cross db, go for Kafka, but that's the thread point: it's not a common use case. Most people don't need high
by BiteCode_dev 5y ago
Sure, if you need high availability + replication cross db, go for Kafka, but that's the thread point: it's not a common use case.
Most people don't need high availability, and most replication use the same db which comes with tooling for that.