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Fully Managed Apache Kafka Services

Build your application on managed Kafka platform

Implementing the Apache Kafka platform with built-in features for horizontal scalability and high-throughput, low latency allows geographically dispersed data streams and stream-processing applications. Use tools built for managed Kafka that helps to form real-time, centralized, and privately accessible data buses and scale cluster capacity automatically.

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High Throughput and Availability

Apache Kafka offers a high throughput and availability using a distributed cluster of servers.

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Built-in Monitoring

Apache Kafka uses management console monitoring statistics to give a real-time view of the data stream.

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Parallel Data Load

Apache Kafka output data can be stored parallel to Apache Hadoop during the Apache Kafka operations.

Real-time Data Streaming with Kafka services

As everything revolves around data, transmitting data from one place to another is challenging. Doing this with real-time data is even more challenging. So to solve this problem, there comes a perfect distributed data streaming platform called Kafka.

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Pricing Plan

Standard

$49/

Month

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    Managed Security

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      Basic Monitoring

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      24 x 7 Support

Pro

$99/

Month

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    All Standard features

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      Managed Backup Full and Daily Snapshots

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      Managed Operating System Patches and Updates, Hardening, Configuration and Tuning

Enterprise

$125/

Month

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    All Standard and Pro features

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      Application Monitoring and Response CPU, RAM, Disk IO, URL, and Application metrics

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      Advanced Enterprise Analytics and Dashboard

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Enabling Managed Apache Kafka as a Service

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Real-Time event processing

Apache Kafka is a stream processor taking continuous streams of data from input topics, performs processing on this input, and produces continuous streams of data to output topics in a simplified version.

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Kafka-driven applications are scalable, which improves and enables seamless cluster setup and deployment

End-to-End managed solutions for supporting enterprises facilitate seamless migration with zero downtime.

Empower automated and managed data integration with Managed Apache Kafka as a Service

Monitor and gain insights over deployed clusters and take action in real-time.

Running clusters on the cloud

Build and Manage clusters effortlessly and embrace scalability-driven abilities.

Streaming Data Related Insights

Stream Processing with Apache Flink and Kafka

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Stream Processing with Apache Flink and Kafka

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How to implement Apache Kafka Security with Kerberos?

How to implement Apache Kafka Security with Kerberos?

Apache Hadoop and Kafka

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Apache Hadoop and Kafka

Apache Flink

Apache NiFi

Apache Spark

Event-Driven Architecture

Apache Flink

Apache Flink is useful in efficient disk spilling, network transfers, and reduction of Garbage Collection

Apache NiFi

Apache NiFi provides an easy-to-use, powerful, and reliable system to process and distribute the data over several resources. NiFi helps to route and processing data from any source to any destination

Apache Spark is a high-performing large-scale analytics and data processing engine that offers high batch and interactive processing performance.

Event-Driven Architecture

Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) is a model or an architectural paradigm for software that supports the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to the event or a significant system state change. This structure consists of event creators and event consumers