Dec. 5, 2023, 10 a.m. | Andrew Mills

InfoWorld Analytics www.infoworld.com



It’s a tale as old as time. An enterprise is struggling against the performance and scalability limitations of its incumbent relational database. Teams tasked with finding a newer solution land on an event-driven architecture, take one look at Apache Kafka, and say, “Aha! Here’s our new database solution.” It’s fast. It’s scalable. It’s highly available. It’s the superhero they hoped for!

Those teams set up Kafka as their database and expect it to serve as their single source of …

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