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Using Apache Kafka to decouple microservices is a successful way to build a more resilient, flexible, and scalable architecture. However, it is very common for such microservices to pair with a database. This blog provides a real-world use case on how Kafka replaces a database with ksqlDB.
Microservices architectures have now been widely adopted among developers, and with a great degree of success. However, drawbacks do exist. Data silos can arise where information processed by one microservice […]