Knowing exactly who touched what in your Apache Kafka cluster, not just that a config changed or a query ran, is critical once you’re managing access across multiple teams. Chad Harris walks through audit logging in Kpow, which records every meaningful action: data inspection, message production, configuration changes, and more.
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Solutions Architect, Factor House
Chad Harris is a Solutions Architect at Factor House, bringing 18 years of experience across software engineering, application architecture, and engineering leadership. He has deep hands-on expertise with Apache Kafka, high-volume transactional systems, and PCI-compliant architectures, most recently as an Engineering Leader at Block (formerly Square).
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