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Aye up
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hmm which one's does he compare @agile_geek ?
@thomas he's just calling out the difference between Kafka's streaming platform and any traditional message broker but he mentions RabbitMQ...not that it matters. The important point is he succinctly sums up the difference as being guaranteed ordering in Kafka consumers (at least for the same partition) which is important for event sourcing.
ok, makes sense. I only have some very high level knowledge of IBM MQ series and friends (Having worked in Hursley where it originated of course)
I've used MQ, ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ
Although haven't been near IBM MQ since about 2008
kafkas big wins for me were that it's so conceptually simple, and fits with my "only consider components that are know to scale linearly" rule... and partition ordering is very nice too
Anyone here tried using clojure in AWS lambda? It supports java, any additional pain when using clojure?
the team I spoke to about it were thinking about trying cljs, but dunno if they did
thanks @glenjamin Hadn’t thought about trying cljs with the node runtime, might try that
@davesnowdon I heard that recently as well.. cljs works really well on AWS Lambda. again only 2nd hand info. much cheaper apperently.
@benedek is a cljs? on AWS lambda user iirc @davesnowdon
glenjamin there are some good cljs things for lambda out there https://github.com/nervous-systems/cljs-lambda
@davesnowdon my drafty blogpost about the topic: https://github.com/benedekfazekas/benedekfazekas.github.io/blob/lambda-draft/drafts/2016-12-08-aws-lambda-practices.markdown
thanks @benedek I’ll have a read
https://github.com/uswitch/lambada could be option for jvm lambdas