What is Memphis.dev, what is Apache Kafka, and what are the strength and weaknesses of each framework Let’s start! The complete comparison table is at the bottom. What is Memphis.dev? An open-source, distributed message broker designed and constructed to make developers’ lives who work around event-driven software incredibly easier with event-level observability and troubleshooting tools. memphis.dev started as a fork of nats.io …

A practical, (relatively) easy-to-do tutorial for developing an event-driven, distributed food delivery app, just like “Uber Eats” or “Wolt”. Many thanks to Dhanush Kamath for the use case and supporting article. Meet Fastmart — The fastest and most reliable food delivery app ever built. The technology stack we will use -

Memphis{dev} is the only low-code messaging platform that provides a full ecosystem for streaming use cases over a cloud-native message broker with a paradigm of produce-consume that supports modern streaming pipelines and async communication by removing frictions of management, cost, resources, language barriers, and time for data-oriented developers and data…

Our story behind choosing of NATS.IO. To understand our choice, we need to start by understanding our needs, define KPIs, and then compare the possible solutions and their deployment options, protection abilities, scaling, support, community, and not less important — the people behind the projects. At its core, NATS is…

Apparently, it's not an easy task, but a very crucial one. In order to achieve a real Active-Active experience during Redis master’s failover, we need something in front to route our traffic towards the slave who took the job. As a noobie at HAProxy, It took me a while to…

DockerCon 2019 San Francisco — KeyNotes — With Docker Enterprise 3.0, developers can rapidly build multi-service container-based applications right from their desktop and package them in a standardized format that can be shared seamlessly and run anywhere. In addition, Docker Enterprise 3.0 …

The Greenplum Stream Server (GPSS) is an ETL (extract, transform, load) tool. An instance of the GPSS server ingests streaming data from one or more clients, using Greenplum Database readable external tables to transform and insert the data into a target Greenplum table. …