s, one tenant, or one tenant's topics.
So in summary: I think that namespaces can be usefully implemented
independently of topic-hierarchies, and when topic-hierarchies are
implemented would be easily integrated.
Regards
- Adrian
-Gwen Shapira > wrote:
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To: "dev@kafka.apa
s, one tenant, or one tenant's topics.
So in summary: I think that namespaces can be usefully implemented
independently of topic-hierarchies, and when topic-hierarchies are
implemented would be easily integrated.
Regards
- Adrian
-Gwen Shapira > wrote:
-
To: "dev@kafka.apa
t; > > > I guess that topic-hierarchies might result in the possibility for
> > > > even finer grain topic configuration - e.g. a ZNode structure of:
> > > > '/config/topics///...'. This would work
> > > > best with an implementation of namespaces t
t; '/config/topics///...'. This would work
> > > best with an implementation of namespaces that was based on-top of
> > > topic-hierarchies, allowing configuration to be applied at the scope
> > > of: all tenants, one tenant, or one tenant's topics.
> > >
&
mary: I think that namespaces can be usefully implemented
> > independently of topic-hierarchies, and when topic-hierarchies are
> > implemented would be easily integrated.
> >
> > Regards
> > - Adrian
> >
> > -Gwen Shapira wrote: -
> > To:
ted would be easily integrated.
>
> Regards
> - Adrian
>
> -Gwen Shapira wrote: -
> To: "dev@kafka.apache.org"
> From: Gwen Shapira
> Date: 04/28/2015 06:54PM
> Subject: Re: Adding multi-tenancy capabilities to Kafka
>
> I think recent discussio
r one tenant's topics.
So in summary: I think that namespaces can be usefully implemented
independently of topic-hierarchies, and when topic-hierarchies are
implemented would be easily integrated.
Regards
- Adrian
-Gwen Shapira wrote: -----
To: "dev@kafka.apache.org"
From: Gwen
I think recent discussion showed some need for topic namespaces - for
example, Jun's use case for reserving topic names for specific users
discussed under authorization.
I think some discussion should happen on namespaces vs more full-fledged
topic-hierarchy.
I like the simplicity of namespaces, b
Hi all,
I've been looking at how a Kafka cluster could be used be deployed so that it
can be used by multiple tenants. Specifically: a scheme where the clients
belonging to each tenant receive the impression they are operating against
their own cluster. The ongoing security and quota work loo
