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Kafka becomes powerful when retries are designed correctly.
A lot of teams use Kafka for scalability.
But reliability is where event-driven systems actually become difficult.
Important things that matter in production:
idempotent consumers
retry handling
dead-letter queues
ordering guarantees
consumer lag monitoring
failure recovery strategies
Event-driven architecture is not just about sending messages.
It’s about making distributed systems reliable under failure.
#Kafka #DistributedSystems #BackendEngineering #SystemDesign
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