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It really depends on what your application is. Where I'm at, most of Kafka usage adds nothing of note and could be replaced with a rest service. It sounds good
by happymellon 2y ago
It really depends on what your application is.
Where I'm at, most of Kafka usage adds nothing of note and could be replaced with a rest service. It sounds good that Kafka makes everything execute in order, but honestly just making requests block does the same thing.
At least then I could autoscale, which Kafka prevents.