I’ve noticed some confusion out there around message deletion and retention in Pulsar (for example, in order to keep messages indefinitely what should be configured in the backlog quota or … Read More
If you’ve been on the site today you may have noticed some changes. It’s all business as usual, except for one thing: our name. It often came up in conversation … Read More
Kafkaesque’s service gives customers the ability to easily use Apache Pulsar on Google Cloud Platform Ottawa, Canada, January 9, 2020 —Kafkaesque, the streaming and queuing company, today announced its availability … Read More
What is Pulsar Beam? Pulsar Beam is a standalone service allowing applications to interact with Apache Pulsar using HTTP. It provides an endpoint to ingest events into Pulsar and a … Read More
Pulsar Functions are lightweight compute instances that perform work on each message published to a topic. They can be used to clean, enrich, and route data as it passes through … Read More
I’ve been asked a few times about whether Apache Pulsar supports multiple groups of consumers (or consumer groups) on a topic. In other words, if multiple applications can consume messages … Read More
At Kesque, we are committed to expanding our managed Apache Pulsar service. So we are happy to announce that we now support Microsoft Azure for all our plans, from Free … Read More
A while back I wrote a post about the 7 Reasons We Choose Apache Pulsar over Apache Kafka. Since then I have been working on a detailed report comparing Kafka … Read More
Apache Kafka is well known for its high performance. It is able to process a high rate of messages while maintaining low latency. Apache Pulsar is a fast-growing alternative to … Read More
At Kesque it’s our mission to empower developers to build cloud-native distributed applications by making cloud-agnostic, high performance messaging technology easily available to everyone. Developers want to write distributed applications … Read More