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Have you tried Pulsar or Redpanda? Both seem mature enough and provide decent performance to probably meet your needs. What I hear is that Redpanda is a lot eas
by amath 4y ago
Have you tried Pulsar or Redpanda? Both seem mature enough and provide decent performance to probably meet your needs. What I hear is that Redpanda is a lot easier to manage than Kafka.
- speedgoose 4y agoI haven’t took the time but I should. Redpanda is written in C++ and I tend to prefer safer programming languages, redis being the exception.
- serial_dev 4y agoWhat's the license for Redpanda? I couldn't find anything but maybe it's because I'm on mobile.
- deniscoady 4y agoDisclaimer, I work at Redpanda. Redpanda Community Edition is licensed with the Redpanda Business Source License (BSL). The core features are free and source-available. This license was inspired by MariaDB and CockroachDB and "for 99.999% of users, restrictions will not apply". The big restriction is that users "cannot provide Redpanda as a commercial streaming or queuing service to others" which is primarily to deter large cloud vendors from taking our work and impacting our ability to operate as a business. Here are some links for more details on how we came to this decision and how we license all our products and features. https://redpanda.com/blog/bsl-source-available-license https://redpanda.com/blog/bsl-source-available-license https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/get-started/licenses/ https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/get-started/licenses/