kafka

We think this will illustrate both Storm and Kafka really well, and be beyond the typical word count examples.

We use queuing systems like RabbitMQ and Kafka to coordinate all this work in progress.

We're using Storm to handle high volume Kafka feeds to process advertising bid requests and other user data in machine learning models.

Notice his use of Kafka and 0mq to create an SOA for microservices.

I particularly enjoyed A Wild Sheep Chase and Dance Dance Dance, whereas my wife loves Kafka on the Shore (which I didn't like).

I have a high opinion on art, music, movies, literature, and prefer Kafka over Harry potter if you don't mind.

We use hadoop, hbase, kafka, scalding, spark and we have a great culture of getting stuff done working with excellent people.

I didn't read Kafka four time in a row mind you.

Looking for front-end (React/Flux, Backbone, ES6/CoffeeScript) and back-end (java, hbase, kafka, hadoop) developers who enjoy working in small teams that own significant parts of our products.

We're running on AWS, Postgres, Mongo, Elasticsearch, Redis, Kafka + Storm.

Reminds me of a short story written in 1914 by Franz Kafka called "In the Penal Colony"[1].

I don't doubt for a moment that Kafka's works could be improved if it was "open-sourced" and edited collectively.

From the set of services affected, it looks like Amazon's internal Kafka-like pub/sub system went down.

Kafka always seemed like an obvious fit for something to run under mesos.

We ingest and process hundreds of thousands of security events per second, using Kafka, Cassandra and Elasticsearch, Golang, Python and Scala.