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You’re using SQLite and Kafka? Very ironic.
by endisneigh 3y ago
You’re using SQLite and Kafka? Very ironic.
- meitham 3y agoIn large organisations you often have no choice of the type of queue between your team and other teams. That being said there’s nothing wrong with Kafka and the ability to seek back to the earliest timestamp since midnight and being able to rebuild our state from that is a godsend feature, in comparison to other queues. This means we can make our application stateless or at least afford to lose the state and be able to build it quickly from Kafka.
- endisneigh 3y agoKafka is just fine. I just thought it was funny that SQLite would be involved at all.
- morelisp 3y agoKafka for consistency/durability and local storage for speed/structure is a common architecture, and a really good one any time you can tolerate async writes.