Hi Derek. Great video. Could you do a related topic when you have multitenancy and have to deal with noisy neighbor issues? Meaning, a high volume of messages are produced by one tenant and how to mitigate impacts to other tenants. Thanks so much!!
It's an interesting subject and a good primer. I think the topic could use a lot more depth. Consumer scaling is certainly more ideal in the general case as the front half of your video discusses. I feel backpressure and flow control really deserve more attention. What causes it or how does it arise, what different solutions will do for you for different classes of producers (truly async? tied to UX? etc) and potentially pitfalls of loading producers with backlogs themselves.
Yes, agreed. It can use more discussion. I have covered competing consumers in how it's done as well as how if affects message order processing. I haven't covered as much in terms of producers and the various reasons it can happen. These topics can get rather advanced but still worth doing. Thanks for the comment/suggestion.
Great video. Do you have any relating these to Kafka messaging platform? May be, if I may request a video about implementing event driven/message driven app using c# and Kafka?
Hi Derek. Great video. Could you do a related topic when you have multitenancy and have to deal with noisy neighbor issues? Meaning, a high volume of messages are produced by one tenant and how to mitigate impacts to other tenants. Thanks so much!!
Ya, good suggestion!
Thanks, for this video,
Could you create a video about scaling database side and its scaling mechanism?
Ya, good suggestion
God I love this channel. Great content as always!
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It's an interesting subject and a good primer. I think the topic could use a lot more depth. Consumer scaling is certainly more ideal in the general case as the front half of your video discusses. I feel backpressure and flow control really deserve more attention. What causes it or how does it arise, what different solutions will do for you for different classes of producers (truly async? tied to UX? etc) and potentially pitfalls of loading producers with backlogs themselves.
Yes, agreed. It can use more discussion. I have covered competing consumers in how it's done as well as how if affects message order processing. I haven't covered as much in terms of producers and the various reasons it can happen. These topics can get rather advanced but still worth doing. Thanks for the comment/suggestion.
Could you share your resources about that?
Great video. Do you have any relating these to Kafka messaging platform? May be, if I may request a video about implementing event driven/message driven app using c# and Kafka?
I have a video about using Kafka with C#: ua-cam.com/video/n_IQq3pze0s/v-deo.html
Very interesting, thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for watching