sjdmdlakziggy

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   by sjdmdlakziggy 3y ago

   They are not even close to the same specs.
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   by sjdmdlakziggy 3y ago

   I can try, but the difficulty there is that Kafka is not really a traditional message queue system and the use cases are different. In short though, redundancy isn't sufficient to solve the reliability issues inherent in financial appl
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   by sjdmdlakziggy 3y ago

   That's part of it I'm sure, but it's much more than just advertising. What bank is going to make a risky move to a new message queueing service to save a few bucks when all their connections with the Fed use IBM's? And t
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   by sjdmdlakziggy 3y ago

   Generally speaking, you won't find financial institutions using Postgres for core line of business databases.
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   by sjdmdlakziggy 3y ago

   I spent a couple years deploying and integrating IBM MQ, and I own a couple of services currently that interact with it. It was (just a couple years ago) and probably still is more robust than current open source solutions, as long as you w