Everything you Wanted to Know about Apache Kafka but you Were too Afraid to Ask!
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Claims that Apache Kafka is a distributed streaming platform built on a log as the primary datastore, demonstrates a working real-time Pac-Man scoring demo whose code sits on GitHub, and explains offsets, replayability and event-versus-state modeling. Shows Confluent tooling on top of Kafka and cites LinkedIn-scale numbers — 3.8 trillion events per day and over 4 PB per day — to argue Kafka provides durable, replayable streams for low-latency processing.
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