Hackernews posts about Apache Kafka
Apache Kafka is an open-source distributed event-streaming platform designed to handle large volumes of data in real-time, used for building scalable and fault-tolerant applications that process and analyze streaming data.
- 01Data liberation: Apache Kafka's native cluster mirroringdevelopers.redhat.com
- 02Why was Apache Kafka created?bigdata.2minutestreaming.com
- 03Apache Kafka 4.0 Releasedkafka.apache.org
- 04What is Apache Kafka and how does it work?stanislavkozlovski.medium.com
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- 06Apache Kafka vs. Apache Iggy: A Technical Comparisionsoftwaremill.com
- 07Apache Kafka 2025 Wrappedblog.2minutestreaming.com
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- 09Exploring Apache Kafka Internals and Codebasecefboud.github.io
- 10Why I'm not a fan of zero-copy Apache Kafka-Apache Icebergjack-vanlightly.com
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- 12Diskless Topics in Apache Kafka is a big deal (KIP-1150)topicpartition.io
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- 14Exploring Apache Kafka Internals and Codebasecefboud.github.io
- 15Why Was Apache Kafka Created?bigdata.2minutestreaming.com
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- 18RabbitMQ vs. Apache Kafkawww.rabbitmq.com
- 19Apache Kafka's log compaction corrupts datawww.redpanda.com
- 20Dimster, a performance benchmarking tool for Apache Kafkajack-vanlightly.com
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- 22Apache Kafka 4dlcdn.apache.org
- 23RabbitMQ vs. Apache Kafkawww.rabbitmq.com
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- 25Apache Kafka Performancejack-vanlightly.com
- 26Monedula Apache Kafka Simulatormonedula.dev
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- 28Apache Kafka for Ultra‑Low‑Latency Tradingwww.confluent.io
- 29Why I'm not a fan of zero-copy Apache Kafka-Apache Icebergjack-vanlightly.com
- 30A deep dive into Apache Kafka's KRaft protocoldevelopers.redhat.com
- 31Apache Kafka 4.1.0 Releasekafka.apache.org
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