Comment by vanbashan
I prefer pulsar. Elegant modular design and fully open source ecosystem.
Performance is at least as good as Kafka.
For simpler workload, beanstalkd could be a good fit, either.
I prefer pulsar. Elegant modular design and fully open source ecosystem.
Performance is at least as good as Kafka.
For simpler workload, beanstalkd could be a good fit, either.
Pulsar's feature set is amazing, but it looks like a beast to operate? Especially compared to lighter-weight systems like NATS or Redpanda.
You need both Bookkeeper and Pulsar, which are both stateful, and both require ZooKeeper. (You can apparently configure Bookkeeper to use Etcd, not sure about Pulsar.) So three applications, each of which has several types of processes that probably demand a dedicated operator if running on Kubernetes.