ByteByteGo·3yEP76: Netflix's Tech Stack
In this CEO-approved slide deck, you’ll find simple ways to communicate how your team is increasing engineering efficiency. For too many engineering leaders, the most stressful part of their job isn’t a bug or a system crash. The CTO Board Deck is your secret weapon for owning any boardroom you enter.
ByteByteGo·3yWhy is Kafka so fast? How does it work?
Kafka has emerged as a popular choice for its speed and scalability - but what exactly makes it so fast? In this issue, we'll explore: Kafka's architecture and its core components like producer, brokers, and consumers. How Kafka optimizes data storage and replication and replication.
Towards Dev·3yEvent Streaming v.s Event Sourcing
Event streaming and event sourcing are two related but distinct concepts in the world of event-driven architecture. Event streaming is the process of continuously capturing and storing events as they occur in a system. These events can then be processed and analyzed in real-time or stored for later analysis.
Quastor Daily·3yHow PayPal Scaled Kafka to 1.3 Trillion Messages a Day
How PayPal Scaled Kafka to 1.3 Trillion Messages a Day, how Ryan Peterman went from an L3 at Facebook to an L6 in under 3 years (tripling his compensation) How PayPal improved Kafka cluster management with a config service, custom libraries, access control lists and more Collecting metrics on the Kafka cluster.
Tinybird·3yEvent sourcing with Kafka: A practical example
The article discusses event sourcing with Kafka and how Tinybird simplifies the implementation. Event sourcing is a robust way to determine the current state of a system by analyzing past events. Kafka provides a distributed and scalable event log, making it ideal for event sourcing. Tinybird, a real-time data platform, offers snapshotting and real-time analytics capabilities that enhance event sourcing. Best practices for implementing event sourcing with Kafka are provided, along with a practical example of implementing event sourcing with Kafka and Tinybird.
