Kafka
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Kafka is a distributed, fault-tolerant, high-throughput streaming platform. It is commonly used for building real-time data pipelines and streaming applications, enabling the reliable transport of data between systems or applications. It's used for collecting logs, stream processing, and integrating systems.
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Orgs mentioning Kafka
31% of Microservices Migration projects involve Kafka
To develop a scalable cloud data warehouse that powers SQL analytics in Azure compute, utilizing technologies such as Azure Data Lake and Microsoft Fabric.
To enhance operational efficiency by implementing intelligent automation technologies such as robotic process automation (RPA) and data transformation tools.
To integrate Workday with multiple SAP HCM systems using integration platforms like ShapeIn to streamline HR processes.
Developing services that leverage generative AI and foundation models to improve the experience of developers using AWS tools and services.
To develop scalable data architectures and real-time data pipelines using technologies like Apache Airflow, Google Cloud Platform, and BigQuery to support AI/ML analytics.
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