Multi-Tenancy – Why It’s Critical for Enterprises Today and How Pulsar Delivers Multi-tenancy has been around for a long time. However, we started paying attention to it only recently. Its roots go back to the 1960s when time-sharing was created as a concept to split hardware costs between organizations or departments. Over the years, this […]
Why Multi-Tenancy Is a Powerful Differentiator for Pulsar as Compared to Kafka There’s an ongoing discussion in the data world about whether Pulsar or Kafka is the better option. Yes, both of these options have their advantages, and it’s difficult to make generalizations when every enterprise has unique use cases. However, multi-tenancy is increasingly becoming […]
Why IoT Trends Make Pandio (Powered by Apache Pulsar) the Right Choice IoT (Internet of things) is the future of technology automation. The IoT use case requires a different type of processing due to the following characteristics: The high volume of streaming data from multiple sources Requires support for time-series data The need to provide […]
How Apache Pulsar Functions are Enablers for ML and Event Stream Processing Apache Pulsar functions allow programmers to script automated data processing of event streams and messages on cloud TPU/GPU hardware for AI/ML/DL functionality support using custom-written code in Java, Python, or Go. Many developers are also using Apache Pulsar for Serverless computing implementation after […]
Why Is Geo-Replication Functionality Important For Apache Pulsar Users? Most companies are either already on a public cloud, or planning on moving to a public cloud. Cloud architects want to design an application that has zero downtime, or 99.999% availability. Let’s take a look at a use case to better understand this idea. For example, […]
Example Python Functions With Apache Pulsar Brief Intro One of the most exciting features of Apache Pulsar is Pulsar Functions. The general premise is, if you have a series of messages/events, you can apply arbitrary logic against each message in a serverless and stateful way. This feels similar to how AWS Lambda feels, where you […]