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Redpanda makes it easy to create a streaming data environment, while also keeping you API-compatible with Apache Kafka®. If you’re one of the many developers who already have Homebrew and Docker Deskt…
The Seastar framework offers a great HTTP server implementation, which is used by ScyllaDB and Redpanda. However, Seastar doesn’t have an HTTP client library that can be easily used with Seastar frame…
Kafka is the de facto event store and distributed message broker solution for large microservice architecture systems. Kubernetes is the industry standard for orchestrating containerized services. For…
According to TensorFlow's website: TensorFlow is an end-to-end open-source platform for machine learning. It has a comprehensive, flexible ecosystem of tools, libraries, and community resources that …
This article was written by Redpanda Community member Almas Maksotov. Introduction: how to set up CDC stream in Redpanda In this tutorial, you are going to build a CDC stream using Redpanda and Debez…
Apache Kafka is an open-source, event-driven messaging platform. It was built as a broker-based solution to handle streams of records on a topic. Typically, Kafka is used for asynchronous communicatio…
Confluent/Apache Kafka Not Starting On MAC with ROSETTA ERROR : java.aot: attachment of code signature supplement failed. I am using Apple MAC MINI with M1 chip processor. I have installed below softwares to work on Kafka Oracle JDK 11 Apa…
This blog was written by Tom Camp, DevRel Engineer at Ably. The value of your data decays the longer it takes to extract and process it. If your users expect their online experiences to happen instant…
Recently I was doing integration with Azure Event Hubs. A colleague struggled to export the messages in an existing Kafka topic and import them to Event Hubs. Therefore I document the steps below, which you may find helpful. Step 1: Get Kaf…
In previous post we discussed about batch processing. The key assumption in batch processing is that data has a defined start and end. In reality there is no end as data keeps on flowing. Batch works …
