> However his points still remains: Most of the usage of Kafka I have seen in production are the result of a random Architect/Techlead who tried follow the hype train on event sourcing and a recipe for disaster.
While calling this out on a message board comment section is going to be well-received, asking "do we need this" while working at the company with said architect/tech lead is not well-received.
How many of us get paid to work jobs where we're basically told "shut up, this is what we're doing/using, go with it"?
While calling this out on a message board comment section is going to be well-received, asking "do we need this" while working at the company with said architect/tech lead is not well-received.
How many of us get paid to work jobs where we're basically told "shut up, this is what we're doing/using, go with it"?