Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
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Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#2Does anyone have a mirror for those of us without LinkedIn accounts?
Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#3In case anyone else is wondering why the article is linked to LinkedIn, Jay Kreps, co-founder/CEO was previously with LinkedIn. LinkedIn is also an investor of Confluence.
Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#4Does anyone have a mirror for those of us without LinkedIn accounts?
Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#5Does anyone have a mirror for those of us without LinkedIn accounts?
You don't need an account to read the post.
Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#6Does anyone have a mirror for those of us without LinkedIn accounts?
Same article is on the new company blog:
http://blog.confluent.io/2014/11/06/announcing-confluent-a-c...
Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#7In case anyone else is wondering why the article is linked to LinkedIn, Jay Kreps, co-founder/CEO was previously with LinkedIn. LinkedIn is also an investor of Confluence.
I doubt anybody is wondering that. The very first section is titled "Origin at LinkedIn."
Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#8Congratulations guys and good luck on this next adventure! How does Samza fit into this new venture?
Re: Confluent, a company for Apache Kafka and realtime data
#9It is surprising how long it has taken for the common practice of databases to be distributed. I'm glad that people are starting to move in that direction, and open source their work. This is a win for our industry overall.
We're working on a database/cache/messaging system too, http://github.com/amark/gun it is dedicated to removing the pain I and other Javascript/NodeJS developers had when it came to managing/debugging databases (devops and sysadmin work is frustrating).