Kafka - Multi-Datacenter and ReplicationHow does deploying Kafka brokers across multiple datacenters contribute to system uptime?AIt decreases message throughputBIt reduces the number of topics neededCIt eliminates the need for replicationDIt prevents total service disruption if one datacenter failsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand failure scenariosIf one datacenter fails, brokers in other datacenters can continue serving requests.Step 2: Role of multiple datacentersHaving brokers in multiple locations ensures redundancy and fault tolerance.Final Answer:It prevents total service disruption if one datacenter fails -> Option DQuick Check:Multiple datacenters improve availability by avoiding single points of failure [OK]Quick Trick: Multiple datacenters avoid single points of failure [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking replication is unnecessary with multiple datacentersAssuming throughput always increases with more datacenters
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