Everyone is talking about it. But we do it!
ZooKeeper to KRaft Migration
Start planning your migration from ZooKeeper to KRaft better sooner rather than later, as it has to be done – one way or the other. We know the process can be daunting, but with our expert guidance, you can ensure a seamless transition to a more resilient and future-proof architecture.
A Stress-Free Migration Guaranteed
Our Service at a Glance
Comprehensive Reviews
Evaluate your existing setup to identify challenges and opportunities.
Workshop for Strategy Planning
We develop a tailored migration strategy that aligns with your business needs.
Execution and Supervision
We support your team during the migration process to ensure everything runs smoothly.
With us the Migration is done correctly
Existing Cluster Data is Preserved
Zero Cluster Downtime is Guaranteed
Users Kafka Cluster are not Impacted
Find The Best Option for Your Needs
In-Place Migration
Migrate your existing Kafka clusters to KRaft with zero downtime and no data loss
New Cluster Setup
Set up a new separate Kafka cluster using KRaft and migrate your users and data to the new Kafka cluster
It's simple. We know what to do, in any case!
What our customers say
Why Migrate to KRaft
Starting with Kafka 4.0, ZooKeeper will no longer be used, making migration to KRaft essential before support ends in late 2025. While most can transition smoothly, some cases may require setting up a new KRaft cluster, but solutions are always possible!
But don’t worry, we’ll find the best solution for you.
Embracing the Future of Kafka
Kafka is evolving with the transition to KRaft, a ZooKeeper-less architecture that simplifies cluster management by eliminating the need for a separate coordination system. This marks a significant shift in Kafka’s development, reducing complexity while maintaining its role as a backbone for real-time data streaming.
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We can help you to understand your individual situation.
- Help you understand the migration process.
- Explore your specific requirements and constraints.
- Develop a personalized migration strategy.
- Challenge your concepts, ideas, and architecture.
- Dry-run a migration to get some valuable experience before the real deal.
- Create your individual Check-List.