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Event Streaming

Kafka as a Service

Connect your applications in real time

Provision a Kafka cluster in a few clicks. Your applications exchange events in real time. Schema Registry included, native high availability, and sleep mode to control your dev costs.

Specifications

Provisioning

In a few clicks

High availability

Multi-broker native

Schema Registry

Included

Sleep mode

Pause/resume dev envs

Use cases

Connect your applications

Your services exchange events in real time, without knowing each other directly

Application decoupling

Continuous data streams

Ingest and process data flows as they happen

Real-time processing

Reduce dev costs

Pause your Kafka dev clusters when you don't need them

Zero compute cost at rest

In action

The team that decouples

The product team wants services to communicate without direct dependencies

15 min
  1. 1 Provision a Kafka cluster from the console
  2. 2 Create topics for business events
  3. 3 Each service publishes and consumes its events
  4. 4 Your schemas are managed through the Schema Registry (Apicurio)

Decoupled services, each team moves at its own pace

The efficient data engineer

The data team wants to track business events in real time

20 min
  1. 1 Create a topic for the events to track
  2. 2 Connect your consumers to the Kafka cluster
  3. 3 Data is available in near real-time
  4. 4 Process events as they come in your applications

Your consumers receive events continuously, without waiting for a batch

The smart developer

Julie is testing a feature that needs Kafka

3 min
  1. 1 Provision a small Kafka cluster for dev
  2. 2 Test her code with real data
  3. 3 Enable sleep mode when done
  4. 4 Cluster wakes up in 1 click for the next sprint

Kafka dev environment with no compute cost when unused (storage is preserved)

Key benefits

Self-service provisioning in a few clicks
High availability by default
Schema Registry built in (Apicurio)
Sleep mode to control dev costs

Ready to stream your events?

Discover how Kafka as a Service simplifies your event-driven architecture.

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