Kafka is a big data service used by many enterprises to move data between other systems and it has become an essential part of many infrastructures. It provides uniform ways to allow for both batch and stream analytics as well as helping organizations provide pipelines for publishing data to other systems. The Kafka ecosystem supports …
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Google has been a leader in the adoption of containers and their utilization at scale for a very long time. Many of their services – search, GMail, and Maps – run in containers and Google has been generous to share their enormous experience with the challenges of administering software at scale (much as they did …
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What are microservices? Microservice architecture is an approach to building systems that has emerged in the context of continuous delivery, virtualization/containerization, and DevOps. It’s an architectural design where small, autonomous programs are used together to deliver a more complex service. Microservices borrow from an old philosophy in software development: programs should focus on doing one …
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