In this post, I share a few examples for how to run Event Gateways for Event Endpoint Management.
When we talk about Event Endpoint Management, we often draw logical diagrams like this, with Kafka client applications able to produce and consume events to back-end Kafka clusters via an Event Gateway.
When it comes to start planning a deployment, we need to make decisions about the best way to create that logical Event Gateway layer. This typically includes running multiple gateways, but there are many different ways to do this, depending on your requirements for scaling and availability.
For this post, I want to show two approaches for running two Event Gateways, as a way of illustrating the kind of topologies that are possible.
