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# Kafka & Zookeeper | ||
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- How to deploy Zookeeper | ||
- How to deploy Kafka | ||
- Accessible ports | ||
{% hint 'tip' %} | ||
We recommend to use DirectMQ instead of Kafka as message queue, | ||
because it is simpler to use and tailored to the needs of ArangoDB. | ||
It also removes the need for Zookeeper. | ||
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DirectMQ is available since ArangoSync v0.5.0 | ||
(ArangoDB Enterprise Edition v3.3.8). | ||
{% endhint %} | ||
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## Recommended deployment environment | ||
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Since the Kafka brokers are really CPU and memory intensive, | ||
it is recommended to run Zookeeper & Kakfa on dedicated machines. | ||
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it is recommended to run Zookeeper & Kafka on dedicated machines. | ||
Consider these machines "pets". |