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### Benchmark Comparison Insights
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When analyzing performance on Azure Cobalt 100 Arm64 virtual machines:
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**Producer efficiency**: The producer reached ~23–25 MB/sec throughput with average latencies below 900 ms, demonstrating stable delivery rates for high-volume workloads.
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**Consumer scalability**: The consumer maintained ~262K messages/sec throughput with near-linear scaling of fetch performance — exceeding 1.85M messages/sec internally.
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**Performance stability**: Both producer and consumer benchmarks showed low jitter and consistent latency distribution across iterations, confirming Kafka’s predictable behavior on Arm-based VMs.
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afka on an Azure Cobalt 100 Arm64 virtual machine and compared results with x86_64.
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**Producer efficiency**: The producer reached ~23–25 MB/sec throughput with average latencies below 900 ms, demonstrating stable delivery rates for high-volume workloads.
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**Consumer scalability**: The consumer maintained ~262K messages/sec throughput with near-linear scaling of fetch performance — exceeding 1.85M messages/sec internally.
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**Performance stability**: Both producer and consumer benchmarks showed low jitter and consistent latency distribution across iterations, confirming Kafka’s predictable behavior on Arm-based VMs.
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