Maybe not directly a use case, but what about having a bit of performance expectation in given environment, just to manage Expectations vs Resource Consummations and scalability patterns?
Love nats and I've used benthos in the past and want to love it but struggled to get my head round some of the yaml options so this tutorial really helped thanks. Would love to see more open source libraries shown with nats
Great, I think that one of the best features of Benthos is the Benthos studio with the `benthos studio` command You can create the flow with web UI and it will updated on the spot Thank you for the video
Since Benthos is stateless it doesn’t need to be clustered. If you are using NATS for your state then you can simply scale Benthos horizontally by adding more instances/nodes
YAML gives u gitops ez but I would like to write it out in imperative coad and ship it in the same big ass binary I’m shipping the rest of my go code in.
What other kinds of examples would you like to see with Benthos and NATS? Sound off in the comments!
Sliding windows e.g. calculate the average watch count of a video in the last 24 hours
Maybe not directly a use case, but what about having a bit of performance expectation in given environment, just to manage Expectations vs Resource Consummations and scalability patterns?
Subscribe to websocket data, transform and pipe it to NATS
usecases for Kafka with Benthos and NATS
To set the context, Redpanda acquired Benthos and launched Redpanda Connect.
Love how you explain everything, well structured and clear. Love NATS !
Glad you are a fan and much more to come!
thanks for the video! gonna try it out now
Great explanation of Benthos. I have been looking at it for a while but I was having issues understanding the concepts. thanks for the video.😀
Loving this kind of content. Thank you so much for it!
This was great! Love Benthos and love love NATS!
Love Benthos such a powerful project
Love nats and I've used benthos in the past and want to love it but struggled to get my head round some of the yaml options so this tutorial really helped thanks. Would love to see more open source libraries shown with nats
Great video, thank you for sharing!
Love these videos !!
Great, I think that one of the best features of Benthos is the Benthos studio with the `benthos studio` command
You can create the flow with web UI and it will updated on the spot
Thank you for the video
Yeah be this studio is awesome!
I just binge watched the playlist, and I'm feeling sad that there isn't another video...
That’s a ton of content to watch! We will be posting more soon so be sure to subscribe
I would love an example of using multiple benthos instances with nats. Benthos does not seem to have clustering capabilities
Since Benthos is stateless it doesn’t need to be clustered. If you are using NATS for your state then you can simply scale Benthos horizontally by adding more instances/nodes
can anyone tell me how to install the nats plugin on benthos?
Amazing stuff! Is that Excalidraw Plus that you’re using for the presentation mode with laser pointer?
Yeah I switched to excalidraw plus earlier this year and it's been awesome!
Would like to respond to a web page via benthos and htmx
YAML gives u gitops ez but I would like to write it out in imperative coad and ship it in the same big ass binary I’m shipping the rest of my go code in.
You can do that too! Check out Benthos’s Streams API. You can construct all these same things using Go
@@SynadiaCommunications Oh wow, interesting, didn't uncover in my (very) cursory glance at the documentation. This will save a lot of time.