Byron Ruth

See #27

This is great. To clarify this.. > I head up the architecture at an analytics company that runs terabytes of data through Kafka everyday and I'd switch it out for...

> No transaction, no messy locks, just three processes listening to each other. And if one is down, things are delayed a bit, that’s all. Each of the processes must...

I was just going to say, feel free to assign to me :wink:

Updated the docs: https://docs.nats.io/running-a-nats-service/nats_admin/upgrading_cluster#downgrading

Just wanted to chime in and say you can still have multiple subscribers (workers) deployed for a given consumer (for a given partition) and maintain ordering. You need to set...

@rickbergfalk Just checking in if any changes have been made since April that may affect the behavior? I have not been keeping up on changes very closely in the past...

Thanks for the reply. > I think the proper solution to all this is to pull the data types from the database query response if available, and then map those...

Giving my two cents.. an ANSI SQL could work for small workloads, so may be useful for lower-throughput applications that still want to benefit from this tool. I will also...

This could be implemented easily using the JSON Schema document defined in the spec: http://www.w3.org/Submission/2013/SUBM-prov-json-20130424/#validation