I love companies developing a product also offering a managed implementation as a service, but I cannot find the pricing.
Any time it seems like I have to establish some sort of relationship and get an enterprise tailored solution, I no longer feel like I'm part of a public and elastic market.
Talked with one of the sales reps, starts at $1500/month.
From what they said multi-tenant is about a month a way and self service cloud early next year.
I beleive the phrase is "If you have to ask you can't afford itβ.
Re:Apache Kafka Goes 1.0
by samsonradu on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @05:06PM
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Hehe, that only applies to luxury goods, which are decooupled from supply/demand rules.
I'm familiar, I emailed over a week ago with my usecase (change data capture with debezium and postgres at small scale) and asked for some basic pricing information in comparison to Kinesis. I never received a response so I assumed you were looking for bigger enterprise customers right now.
I talked to one of Confluent's sales reps, who said this service starts at around $1,500/month on the low end.
Definitely not for a startup whose monthly Kinesis bill is a few hundred dollars, which is a shame because Kakfa is better in several ways.
When you don't show any information about pricing at all on your page, you're obviously not meant for small-scale use.
Interesting to know about if I want to introduce Kafka in a bigger project, though.
I guess no pricing means I cannot afford it. :(
Re:Apache Kafka Goes 1.0
by manigandham on Wednesday November 01, 2017 @01:36PM
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Is this ready now? We talked to the team during early access but never got any followup.
The best way to get the power, throughput, latency of Kafka without the operations is to use a hosted service. The one created and supported by the Kafka team is Confluent Cloud https://www.confluent.io/confluent-cloud/