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Interacting with Kafka with Kotlin Coroutines
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Using Coroutines - Prasham H Trivedi
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| | Coroutine is most powerful and natural way to process multithreading code. This post is excercept of the talk given to my team.
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Of Streams and Tables in Kafka and Stream Processing, Part 1
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| | In this article, perhaps the first in a mini-series, I want to explain the concepts of streams and tables in stream processing and, specifically, in Apache K...
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Are Kotlin Coroutines Enough to Replace RxJava? - JVM Advent
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| | When JetBrains first announced coroutines as Kotlin's asynchronous programming solution, many developers were intrigued but doubtful whether or not this shiny new gem would be enough to solve all their asynchronous problems. At that time, in the Java world, the market standard was the reactive library RxJava (which also has equivalents in other languages - [...]
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Kafka to Delta Lake, as fast as possible | Scribd Technology
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| Streaming data from Apache Kafka into Delta Lake is an integral part of Scribd's data platform, but has been challenging to manage and scale. We use Spark Structured Streaming jobs to read data from Kafka topics and write that data into Delta Lake tables. This approach gets the job done but in production our experience has convinced us that a different approach is necessary to efficiently bring data from Kafka to Delta Lake. To serve this need, we created kafka-delta-ingest.