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pages/clusters-for-kafka/faq.mdx

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### Is Scaleway's Clusters for Apache Kafka® based on the open-source Kafka framework?
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Yes, Scaleway's Clusters for Apache Kafka is built on the open-source Apache Kafka framework. We use the Kafka API to ensure compatibility and leverage the robust features of the open-source ecosystem.
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Yes, Scaleway's Clusters for Apache Kafka is built on the open-source Apache Kafka framework. We use the Kafka API to ensure compatibility and leverage the robust features of the open-source ecosystem.
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## How is Apache Kafka® different to RabbitMQ and NATS?
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Apache Kafka, RabbitMQ, and NATS are all messaging systems but serve different purposes and have distinct architectures.
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- Apache Kafka is designed for high-throughput, real-time data streaming, and is topic-based, using the pull model. It can process large amounts of data in real-time with high concurrency and fault tolerance, and is ideal for stream processing, event sourcing, and big data applications.
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- RabbitMQ is a versatile message broker that supports multiple protocols, and offers strong support for message delivery guarantees and reliability. It uses the push model, and is well-suited for traditional message queuing and task distribution.
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- [NATS](/nats/) is a lightweight, high-performance subject-based messaging system focused on speed and simplicity, making it great for microservices.
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- RabbitMQ is a versatile message broker that supports multiple protocols, and offers strong support for message delivery guarantees and reliability. It uses the push model, and is well-suited for traditional message queuing and task distribution.
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- [NATS](/nats/) is a lightweight, high-performance subject-based messaging system focused on speed and simplicity, making it great for microservices.
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Each system has its own strengths and is suited to different use cases depending on the requirements of the application.
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### How am I billed for Clusters for Apache Kafka®?
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Clusters for Apache Kafka® are free of charge during Private Beta, and you will not be billed.
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After the Private Beta, we are considering a usage-based pricing model that will be competitive with current market offerings.
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pages/clusters-for-kafka/how-to/connect-to-cluster.mdx

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3. In the **Connectivity** panel, click **Connect**.
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A pop-up displays, with tabs for each sample framework: **Go**, **Python** and **Java**.
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A pop-up displays, with tabs for each sample framework: **Go**, **Python**, **Java**, **Node.js**, and **Mongoose**.
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4. Click the tab of your choice to view the code sample.
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pages/clusters-for-kafka/quickstart.mdx

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3. In the **Connectivity** panel, click **Connect**.
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A pop-up displays, with tabs for each sample framework: **Go**, **Python**, **Java**, **Node.js**, and **Mongoose**.
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