Apache Kafka in @newrelic is a big thing. I learn a lot from my colleagues every day and a grateful for that. A list of Kafka resources shared by New Relic engineers ordered chronologically 🧵 I will keep it updated!

@eloycoto @mitsuhiko I'm happy with the ID Buzz, it's perfect for a family of 5 members, plenty of space and very easy driving. I can't compare it with the Volvo model, it's much more expensive here

"Imagine halving the resource costs of AI and what that could mean for the planet and the industry -- based on extreme estimates such savings could reduce the total US power usage by over 10% by 2030"

@dgomezg La de jcrete estuvo mínimo dos años por mi mesa esperando a verte. Y las de CoruñaJUG y VigoJUG son la primera hornada, testimonio de mis nulas dotes como diseñador 🙈

@Mr__Duran @FactorialEs Gracias por la foto!

@gunnarmorling I've never tried it but using Apicurio SerDes, you should be able to provide your own Lookup strategy implementing the ArtifactReferenceResolverStrategy interface

RT @joygao: Just published my first Substack blogpost: Demystifying Distributed Checkpointing

Eliminating Kryo Serialisation in Apache Flink 1.20 to remove back pressure

@sarwarbhuiyan It was explained by Jark Wu in his talk

Wow! Great conversations after the talk. Thanks! ❤️

@gunnarmorling @kroxylicious I missed that section in the doc. It's a very interesting use case, in particular if it can be combined with "fetch from closest replica" to avoid cross-AZ network costs even with multiple clusters

@russferriday @gunnarmorling You seem to care about #ClimateJustice #FaceReality, this paper may be interesting for you 👇

@eloycoto @albertoruibal El mío también tiene cosillas pero Tesla está a otro nivel

@ilopmar @jerolba @CodelyTV Nadia más majo y listo que Jero, pero con @jreleaser casi ni hace falta

Informative article about data transfer between TaskManagers and JobManagers in Apache Flink

@GoogleAI @ElectricityMaps This is the full version in case you are interested. I love the final recommendation about taking a look to the data for your own country. @ElectricityMaps is a superb way to understand carbon emissions and how (and when) use electricity, let's use it!