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    Martin Kleppmann | Kafka Summit SF 2018 Keynote (Is Kafka a Database?)

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    1 HN recommender · recommended in 3 months, 2018–2020

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    28:15 · 57K views · Oct 17, 2018

    Martin Kleppmann's Kafka Summit 2018 keynote asks whether Kafka can be considered a database. He covers event logs and related data-systems ideas.

    HN posts it in Kafka-as-database debates and as an introduction to event logs and CQRS.

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    3 comments from Hacker News

    1. @evangelosdotnlMar 2020· in “Show HN: An API for scheduling queue messages”

      Hello Michael, and thanks for your message! I understand what you mean and you've got a point! nice! Regarding CQRS, it is indeed a really interesting concept, and it also allows you to easily scale up. The issue is that it's hard to convince people as they used to the RDBMS day of thinking. > That could explain why scheduling queue messages has never been a first class citizen in any MQ so far. Exactly! The concept of CQRS is quite old, but back in the day, it was difficult to challenge Oracle. We are getting back to the fundamentals though.. If you are interested, check this guy; this video

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    2. @planetjonesNov 2018· in “Show HN: PowerPoint slide builder with handwriting”

      Cool! Something similar can be produced, like the slides Martin Kleppmann uses in his presentations e.g. this video I didn't know if he was drawing them, or using a framework to create them. Anyone know what he uses ?

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    3. @diehundeDec 2020· in “Kafka Is Not a Database”

      Relevant to the discussion: Martin Kleppmann | Kafka Summit SF 2018 Keynote (Is Kafka a Database?) [1] [1] this video

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