Distributed Enterprise Monitoring and Management of Apache Kafka (William McLane, TIBCO) Kafka Summit 2020
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Managing a distributed system like Apache Kafka can be extremely challenging, especially when you try to approach monitoring and managing from a single centralized GUI approach. In this talk come here and see a demo of a more decoupled approach to Kafka management and Kafka Monitoring where data is centralized but access is is distributed to scale to enterprise deployments, CICD pipelines and much much more.
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