michaeljmarshall commented on code in PR #349:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar-site/pull/349#discussion_r1084385229
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src/components/HomepageFeatures.js:
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@@ -4,48 +4,48 @@ import ReactMarkdown from "react-markdown";
const FeatureList = (language) => [
{
- title: "Cloud-native",
- Svg: require("../../static/img/Technology-Solution.svg").default,
- content: "A multiple layer approach separating compute from storage to
work with cloud infrastructures and Kubernetes.",
+ title: "Automatic Load Balancing",
+ Svg: require("../../static/img/automatic-load-balancing.svg").default,
+ content: "Add or remove nodes and let Pulsar load balance topic bundles
automatically. Hot spotted topic bundles are automatically split and evenly
distributed across the brokers.",
},
{
title: "Serverless functions",
Svg: require("../../static/img/proven-in-production.svg").default,
- content:"Write serverless functions with developer-friendly APIs to
natively process data immediately upon arrival. No need to run your own stream
processing engine.",
+ content:"Write and deploy functions natively using Pulsar Functions.
Process messages using Java, Go, or Python without deploying fully-fledged
applications. Kubernetes runtime is bundled.",
},
{
- title: "Horizontally scalable",
+ title: "Rapid Horizontal Scalability",
Svg: require("../../static/img/horizontally-scalable.svg").default,
- content: "Expand capacity seamlessly to hundreds of nodes.",
+ content: "Scales horizontally to handle the increased load. Its unique
design and separate storage layer enable handling the sudden surge in traffic
by scaling out in seconds.",
},
{
- title: "Low latency with durability",
+ title: "Low-latency messaging and streaming",
Svg: require("../../static/img/low-latency.svg").default,
- content:"Low publish latency (< 5ms) at scale with strong durability
guarantees.",
+ content:"Acknowledge messages individually (RabbitMQ style) or cumulative
per partition (i.e., offset-like). Enables use cases such as distributed work
queues or order-preserving data streams at very large scales (hundreds of
nodes) and low latency (<5ms).",
},
{
- title: "Geo-replication",
+ title: "Seamless Geo-Replication",
Svg: require("../../static/img/geo-replication.svg").default,
- content: "Configurable replication between data centers across multiple
geographic regions.",
+ content: "Protect against complete zone outages using replication across
different geographic regions. Flexible and configurable replication strategies
across distant Pulsar Clusters. Uniquely supports automatic client failover to
healthy clusters.",
},
{
title: "Multi-tenancy",
Svg: require("../../static/img/multi-tenancy.svg").default,
- content:"Built from the ground up as a multi-tenant system. Supports
isolation, authentication, authorization, and quotas.",
+ content:"Maintain one cluster for your entire organization using tenants.
Access control across data and actions using tenant policies. Isolate specific
brokers to a tenant when maximum noisy neighbor protection is needed.",
},
{
- title: "Persistent storage",
+ title: "Official multi-language support",
Svg: require("../../static/img/persistent-storage.svg").default,
- content:"Persistent message storage based on Apache BookKeeper. IO-level
isolation between write, and read operations.",
+ content:"Officially maintained Pulsar Clients for Java, Go, Python, C++,
Node.js, and C#.",
},
{
- title: "Client libraries",
- Svg: require("../../static/img/client-libraries.svg").default,
- content: "Flexible messaging models with high-level APIs for Java, Go,
Python, C++, Node.js, WebSocket and C#.",
+ title: "Official 3rd party integrations",
+ Svg:
require("../../static/img/official-3rd-party-integrations.svg").default,
+ content: "Pulsar has officially maintained connectors with popular 3rd
parties: MySQL, Elasticsearch, Cassandra, and more. Allows streaming data in
(source) or out (sink).",
},
{
- title: "Operability",
- Svg: require("../../static/img/operability.svg").default,
+ title: "Supports up to 1M topics",
Review Comment:
Yes, I think that would be a good dev/user mailing list discussion. It could
probably start on the dev list. I haven't run with that many topics before,
either.
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