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04:12Your resume says you scaled Kafka consumers. What limits parallelism in one group?
Number of partitionsNumber of brokers
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Kiran Reddy
Backend Engineer · 5 years · Hyderabad
- Java
- Spring Boot
- Redis
- Kafka
- Notice
- 30 days
- Expects
- ₹24 LPA
- Questions
- Done
- Code
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4 years · Python, Django, PostgreSQL, Celery
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- “Cut a slow orders query from 4s to 120ms”
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Your report
20 questions · code task done
Spring Boot6 of 7
Kafka5 of 7
Redis4 of 5
PostgreSQL3 of 6
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- Days 1–10PostgreSQL: answer new questions in under 30 seconds
- Days 11–21Kafka: run a local broker, try each topic
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