Tag: kafka

🚀 The Production-Grade Ruby Microservices Stack (2026)

The Production-Grade Ruby Microservices Stack (2026) March 2, 2026 Microservices don’t fail because of Ruby. They fail because of architecture. Most “microservices” I see in Ruby are: • HTTP chains tightly coupled together • Shared databases behind the scenes • No tracing • No event replay • No contract validation That’s not distributed architecture. That’s … Continue reading 🚀 The Production-Grade Ruby Microservices Stack (2026) →

Introduction to Kafka with Ruby: Installing and Integrating Shopify and SendGrid

November 13, 2024 Introduction Kafka has become a popular tool for managing data streams across distributed systems, making it a natural choice for applications that need to communicate with multiple services reliably and efficiently. It’s particularly valuable for applications that work with real-time data or need to ensure reliable data delivery across various systems. In … Continue reading Introduction to Kafka with Ruby: Installing and Integrating Shopify and SendGrid →