Broker communication in Apache Kafka® 2.7 and beyond
Blog post from Aiven
Apache Kafka is moving away from its dependency on ZooKeeper due to scalability and duplication issues. This change will impact the way brokers communicate with each other and with Kafka as a whole. In the post-ZooKeeper world, Apache Kafka would independently take care of its configuration management through a Raft quorum formed by controller nodes. The new architecture will also enhance the creation and deletion of topics. For Aiven for Kafka users, the main difference in a ZooKeeper-free Kafka will be improved performance. The latest release takes some further steps in that direction, impacting the way brokers communicate.
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