I'll hopefully get to this paper in not too long. I think that the video linked is very useful practically speaking, I'm hoping I can get more insight into why Kafka made certain design decisions when I cover their whitepaper.
Once agin amazing content !! ❤ Question: Can the partitions generated by the partition function be more than or less than the value of R ? If not, why ?
Designing Data-Intensive Applications is a book that changed my life. It's very well written, motivates your understanding with historical examples and gives you a wide knowledge of the landscape. It's doesn't go particularly deep into anything but the knowledge is sufficient to start digging into any rabbit hole you like. It particularly has a great section devoted to concurrency problems.
Jordan single-handedly bringing back the era of disk-based compute. 👑
I'm a boomer
This is great, thanks Jordan!
This is great, a deep dive on Apache Kafka would be super helpful!
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If you need Kafka Deep dive
@@ዓዞቦታይ you got a link?
I'll hopefully get to this paper in not too long. I think that the video linked is very useful practically speaking, I'm hoping I can get more insight into why Kafka made certain design decisions when I cover their whitepaper.
keep it up! I was wondering if next video would be about map reduce or kafka…
Once agin amazing content !! ❤
Question:
Can the partitions generated by the partition function be more than or less than the value of R ? If not, why ?
The partition function is basically "give me some value" and then hashes that value by R. So there should always be R results.
@@jordanhasnolife5163 Got it, thanks
Great video.
White text and white underlines are bit difficult follow. Can you use multi color pen instead
I'm hesitant to use multi color as I fear that the images on substack will be less clear.
Great video man
Could we get a conversation on Raft?
I think I eventually will do one of paxos or raft, but I've already done quite a few raft videos so far
Can you refer some books to learn faster.
Dr. Seus
Designing Data-Intensive Applications is a book that changed my life. It's very well written, motivates your understanding with historical examples and gives you a wide knowledge of the landscape. It's doesn't go particularly deep into anything but the knowledge is sufficient to start digging into any rabbit hole you like. It particularly has a great section devoted to concurrency problems.
+1 to DDIA