Jay Kreps

@jaykreps

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Mountain View, California
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jun 7

    The recordings of all the talks from Kafka Summit NYC are now available online

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  2. Retweeted
    Jun 7

    Hey programmers, we're getting back to the basics. Learn how to get started with using Python.

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  3. Jun 7
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    So I think there's a strong case for Kafka for smaller apps, just cause it's better, and that case is stronger still with

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  4. Jun 7
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    If the same amount of intellectual energy had been poured into messaging and streaming we'd have a much much harder hill to climb.

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  5. Jun 7
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    Contrast that with the problem of data in motion that hardly got any notice.

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  6. Jun 7
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    Every major university with a CS dept has a group doing DB research, for decades the smartest people in the world have been improving RDBMSs

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  7. Jun 7
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    Why so much more of a trade off in DBs? I think we forget how good relational databases are.

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  8. Jun 7
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    Plus scalability isn't just for big apps, it has architectural implications too

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  9. Jun 7
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    (True of other modern stream processing layers too)

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  10. Jun 7
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    The stream processing api in Kafka is a way more powerful way of building event driven apps and at a much higher level of abstraction.

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  11. Jun 7
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    I don't think this is true in messaging systems, though. I think Kafka actually gives more of the features that matter than trad. solutions.

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  12. Jun 7
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    I agree that RDBMSs have really advanced general capabilities for data management and giving that up for scalability is painful.

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  13. Jun 7

    Good article on not cargo cutting technologies for scalability you don't need.

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    Jun 5

    'You should never hire somebody to work for you, if you wouldn't work for them' -- Mark Zuckerberg on 's podcast

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  15. Jun 1

    "The Future of ETL Isn't What It Used To Be" on streaming platforms, ETL tools, and how they relate.

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    Jun 1

    Introducing : as a service online talk w/ & starts in 1 hour!

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    May 31

    New blog post on building microservices on an event driven backbone by

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  18. May 31

    Great blog post by on building event-driven microservices with

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    May 28

    Calculus Made Easy 2nd ed, 1914. Chapter 1 (shown in its entirety) would have made my life easier a 1.5 decades ago

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    May 29

    Facebook ad revenue: $17.9b📱💻 All newspaper ad revenue: $16.4b📰

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