As for KS, you can think of each single-threaded KS instance as a normal
producer plus a normal consumer client, so you can do the math for capacity
planning purposes assuming you understand your application traffic, and
your state store write amplifications (if you use the default persistent
key-v
My post if not directly referring to KS.
The new free book by Orielly has very good explanation about Kafka Topic
counts.
You can download it from below link ( See Chapter 4)
http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920049463.do
In short quoting from there
>>> These problems are likely substantiall
Hi all,
I wonder whether limitations mentioned in [1] regarding Kafka scalability
in number of topics are still valid. For example, did the recent changes
in the design around usage of ZooKeeper versus internal membership
protocol affected the scalability - one way or the other?
Also, it seems
