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by bkirwi
4169 days ago
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Yes, Kafka certainly is good at those things, and I suspect Kafka will only get better at them. But it's actually quite a simple bit of infrastructure at heart[0] and this means it's useful for a large variety of other things, many of which we're only figuring out now. Re: optimistic locking... there are a couple proposals for this floating around, and I'm not sure which / if one will get in. It certainly seems consistent with the general mission, though. [0] http://engineering.linkedin.com/distributed-systems/log-what... |
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