Apache Kafka vs message queue explained

How Apache Kafka compares to a traditional message queue?
In this video, we will go over key features provided by Apache Kafka and see how it compares with traditional message queue systems.

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[bokistotel]

This is quite possibly the best explanation on youtube. Clear and concise. Great work!

[dhanraajpatil]

Amazing video, Please remove the music.

[tyronefrielinghaus]

Please, please, ditch the intrusive music....makes it REALLY HARD to concentrate.

[Perthorn]

perfect comparison, much better video than dozens I found here on YT, thanks a lot!

[francodagostino]

I think that in the "Kafka consumer limit" it should be mentioned that the limit exists within a consumer group, and you can have multiple consumer groups.

[saralightbourne]

very nice visualisation, thank you a lot! and unlike other people, i personally like the music, quite soft and inconspicuous~

[kalaimaranmadhavan]

The best video which I saw once and understand this concept. Want more videos like this

[ChrisAthanas]

Music is super annoying please remove during the lesson

[kalmanjudin]

This is exactly what I needed! Subscribed for more.💥💥💥

[zgmwidt]

It's very useful for me, great job!😄

[pillibabu]

PLz provide full course Apache Kafka with diagram
it is awesome

[KishoreKumar-urbr]

i think the information presented for queue broadcasting is incorrect. Messaging model is either point-to-point or pub-sub. When messaging model is pubsub, we require a message broker inbetween the producer and consumer. The message broker creates copy of the message and it is put into the subscribing MDB(Message Driven Bean). Is it not ?

[kiran]

Even in traditional pub sub, multiple subscribers possible. IBM MQ, AWS SNS ....

[alyeldweny]

Thanks for the video, but It will be nice if you remove the music

[ucminhnguyen]

At second 4:30, why is that after message 2 fails to be received by consumer 2 and then the process is restarted, the message is sent to consumer 1 instead of consumer 2? I thought that each consumer only reads messages from only 1 partition?

[alphabasic]

This is all such nonsense. The major queue products support the same functionality as Kafka. It’s entirely a matter of how you choose to configure them.

[marcgentner]

What is a consumer a server or a cache db?

[ycce]

Background music is too loud and shady

[zqbthvk]

keep your code simple, don't use kafka