deniscoady

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by deniscoady 9mo ago
If Apache Foundation is where open source projects go to die ... I can't think of a better place for longevity of open source projects than Apache (maybe I'm out of the loop?). Compare it to the Linux Foundation where everything
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by deniscoady 1y ago
I'm an employee at Redpanda. > Redpanda recently introduced leader pinning, but this only benefits setups where producers are confined to a single AZ—not applicable to our multi-AZ benchmark. Redpanda has leadership pinning (produce
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by deniscoady 2y ago
Disclaimer: I currently work for Redpanda. It's just my polite way of saying it's safe enough for most use cases and that you're wrong. Low volume data can be some of the most valuable data on the planet. Think SEC reportin
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by deniscoady 2y ago
Ah okay, so is Ambar more of a way to finally replace Debezium then?
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by deniscoady 2y ago
If you are willing to accept multiverses then isn't this solved by the Anthropic principle where the speed of causality (or mass of the proton) is what it is, simply because it can sustain the evolution of eventual observers? I don&#x2
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by deniscoady 2y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Redpanda and formerly Cloudera. I've worked with Apache Kafka at massive (50+ Gbps) scales. It's a proper nightmare. When it breaks – it breaks fast and violently . But the problem is that Apache Kafka (and
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by deniscoady 4y ago
Disclaimer, 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 99.9