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Re:How AutoMQ addresses the disk read side effects in Apache... by wanshao on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @03:27AM (#39976953)
When Kafka deals with large volumes of data, scaling out or in requires large data replication of the partitions, which is a very heavy operation. With the architecture based on S3 using shared storage, everything becomes much simpler. In my view, the trade-off is that we additionally use EBS as a persistent write cache to work with S3, which to some extent eliminates the latency issue of accessing S3.

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