Multi-Tenancy in Kafka
Jay discusses the architecture of RocksDB as a caching layer that can be rebuilt from Kafka topics, emphasizing its role in stream processing. He highlights the importance of Kafka as a multi-tenant system that supports various teams without interference, while KSQLDB allows for complex data manipulation in isolated clusters. This flexible model ensures that while data is shared, each tenant can operate independently without affecting others.In this clip
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Episode 433: Jay Kreps on ksqlDB
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