From Kafka to NATS: When Less Is More in Distributed Messaging
You’ve got a Kafka cluster humming in production. There are topics, partitions, consumer groups, dashboards, and an ever-growing list of “we’ll tune that lat...
You’ve got a Kafka cluster humming in production. There are topics, partitions, consumer groups, dashboards, and an ever-growing list of “we’ll tune that lat...
If you’re running anything remotely serious today, your architecture probably isn’t “just” in one place.
You’ve got a small-ish system: a monolith plus a couple of background workers, maybe one or two sidecar services.
If you’ve been doing data-heavy backend work over the last decade, your mental model probably looks something like this:
If you’d told me a few years ago that SQLite would be at the center of “planet-scale” serverless architectures, I would’ve assumed you were trolling.