CTO at Visionary AG·

We recently migrated from Kafka to RabbitMQ, primarily in favor of (operational) simplicity and YAGNI. In our Spring-based microservice environment, we use a message broker for event-driven communication between backend services. SCDF with Kafka was just overpowered and way too complicated/expensive to operate in production, just to publish and subscribe to events. Therefore we choose to migrate to Spring AMQP with a RabbitMQ backend.

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Tarun Batra
Tarun Batra
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September 2nd 2022 at 7:11PM

Interesting to hear it wasn't just me who thought Kafka has lot of operational complexity for the features. I happened to choose RabbitMQ as well for its general purpose utility.

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CTO at Visionary AG