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(3/3) Application upgrades were by far the #1 requested topic when we asked what the community would like to learn about earlier this year.
We hope you find this latest post in our Kafka Streams 101 series helpful!
www.responsive.dev/blog/topolog...
We hope you find this latest post in our Kafka Streams 101 series helpful!
www.responsive.dev/blog/topolog...
Kafka Streams 101: Topology Upgrades
A Kafka Streams 101 lesson to learn how to identify unsafe changes to a topology and the techniques to mitigate them
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February 13, 2025 at 5:46 PM
(3/3) Application upgrades were by far the #1 requested topic when we asked what the community would like to learn about earlier this year.
We hope you find this latest post in our Kafka Streams 101 series helpful!
www.responsive.dev/blog/topolog...
We hope you find this latest post in our Kafka Streams 101 series helpful!
www.responsive.dev/blog/topolog...
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Great article. One additional point: if your app really needs low-latency and sophisticated responses to events, you need Kafka.
For instance, many use cases in logistics (eg. order fulfillment), fintech (trade settlement), security tech (anomaly detection) need to be event driven and need Kafka.
For instance, many use cases in logistics (eg. order fulfillment), fintech (trade settlement), security tech (anomaly detection) need to be event driven and need Kafka.
October 28, 2024 at 4:13 PM
Great article. One additional point: if your app really needs low-latency and sophisticated responses to events, you need Kafka.
For instance, many use cases in logistics (eg. order fulfillment), fintech (trade settlement), security tech (anomaly detection) need to be event driven and need Kafka.
For instance, many use cases in logistics (eg. order fulfillment), fintech (trade settlement), security tech (anomaly detection) need to be event driven and need Kafka.