September 4, 2019 | Episode 51
Ask Confluent #15: Attack of the Zombie Controller
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Gwen Shapira (Core Kafka Software Engineer, Confluent) sits down to answer the questions you've had about event streaming, Apache Kafka®, Confluent, and everything in between. This includes creating tables in nested JSON topics, how to balance ordering, latency and reliability, building event-based systems, and how to navigate the tricky endOffsets API. She talks about the hardships of fencing Zombie requests, some of the talks given at previous Kafka Summits, and an important question from Ask Confluent #3.
EPISODE LINKS
- KIP-91: Provide Intuitive User Timeouts in The Producer
- KIP-79: ListOffsetRequest/ListOffsetResponse v1 and add timestamp search methods to the new consumer
- KSQL recipe on creating tables in a nested JSON topic
- Data Wrangling with Apache Kafka and KSQL
- Struct (Nested Data) | Level Up Your KSQL
- Kafka Summit 2018 Keynote (Experimentation Using Event-Based Systems)
- Apache Kafka 2.3
- endOffsets documentation
- Jun Rao, Confluent - Kafka Controller: A Deep Dive
- Confluent Platform 5.3
- Kafka Summit 2017 Keynote (Go Against the Flow: Databases and Stream Processing)
- The Event Streaming Platform Explained
- Watch the video version of this podcast
- Join the Confluent Community Slack
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