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      <title>When One Kafka Partition Takes All the Heat</title>
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      <description>Hot partitions show up as lag on one partition, a stressed broker, and consumers that do nothing when you scale out. Confirm the skew, fix the key, and recreate it locally with a Docker Compose demo.</description>
      
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      <title>Send Half the Bytes Over the Network: Cut Kafka Integer Payloads with Bijou64</title>
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      <description>Every Kafka record with a Long value you produce sends 8 bytes over the wire, even when the value is 42. Bijou64 encodes integers in 1–3 bytes with drop-in serializers, cutting network transfer and replication traffic on integer-heavy topics by up to 50% or more.</description>
      
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