Dears,

I'm looking for a way to get real-time updates using my service, I believe 
kafka is the way to go but I still have an issue on how to use it.

My system gets data from devices using GPRS, I then read this data and analyze 
it to check what action I should do afterwards. I need the analyzing step to be 
as fast as possible. I was thinking of two options:

The first option is to gather all the data sent from all the devices into one 
huge topic and then getting all the data from this topic and analyzing it. The 
downside of this option is that the data analysis step is delaying my work 
since I was to loop through the topic data, on the other hand the advantage is 
that I have a manageable number of topics ( only 1 topic).

The other option is to divide the data I'm gathering into several small topics 
by allowing each device to have its own topic, take into consideration that the 
number of devices is large, I'm talking about more that 5000 devices. The 
downside of this option is that I have thousands of topics, where the advantage 
is that each topic will have a manageable amount of data allowing me to get my 
analysis done in much more reasonable time.

Can you advise on what option is better and whether there is a third option 
that I'm not considering,



Best Regards
Ola Bissani
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Easysoft
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-----Original Message-----
From: Wes Peng <pent...@gmail.com> 
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 2021 10:11 PM
To: users@kafka.apache.org
Subject: Re: Kafka Topics

That depends on your resources such as ram, disk etc. General speaking there is 
no problem.

Regards


> Dears,
>
> I'm new to using Kafka, and I was wondering up to how many topics can 
> Kafka Handle. I'm trying to use Kafka but using it I will be obliged 
> to create thousands of topics to keep up with my data. Will Kafka on 
> my server handle this kind of data?
>
> Thank you,
>
>
> Best Regards
>
> Ola Bissani
>
> Developer Manager
>
> Easysoft
>
> Mobile Lebanon   : +961       3 61 16 90
>
> Office Lebanon      :+961       1 33 55 15/17
>
> E mail:     ola.biss...@easysoft.com.lb
>
> web site:www.easysoft.com.lb
>
> "Tailored to Perfection"
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