If you use transactions, we don't support it yet. We are in active development here.
Notice that folks love speed but the operational simplicity of having one binary/fault domain makes a lot of our enterprise users use the tech.
Last is if you like the product direction which is to my knowledge fundamentally different from the other engines out there. WASM in particular solves around 60% of all streaming work we see in the wild. It is effectively good at one shot transformations (gdpr, simple enriching, simple connection to downstream system like elastic, etc) as well as tiered storage.
Think the idea was to build something as easy as nginx - apt-get install redpanda and et voila
I hope to continue to focus on the developer experience.
If you use transactions, we don't support it yet. We are in active development here.
Notice that folks love speed but the operational simplicity of having one binary/fault domain makes a lot of our enterprise users use the tech.
Last is if you like the product direction which is to my knowledge fundamentally different from the other engines out there. WASM in particular solves around 60% of all streaming work we see in the wild. It is effectively good at one shot transformations (gdpr, simple enriching, simple connection to downstream system like elastic, etc) as well as tiered storage.
Think the idea was to build something as easy as nginx - apt-get install redpanda and et voila
I hope to continue to focus on the developer experience.