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Amazon Kinesis 和 Amazon MSK 有什么区别？

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Amazon Kinesis
Amazon MSK
类别

分析，流式传输摄取

分析，托管式 Kafka
说明

收集、处理和分析实时流数据，以及时获得洞察并快速做出响应。

完全托管式 Apache Kafka 服务
最适用于
  • 实时分析
  • 日志和事件数据
  • IoT 数据流
  • 视频流
  • 点击流分析
  • 事件流
  • 日志聚合
  • 指标收集
  • 流处理
  • 事件溯源
主要功能
  • 数据流
  • Data Firehose
  • 数据分析
  • Video Streams
  • 无服务器扩展
  • Apache Kafka 兼容
  • MSK 无服务器
  • MSK Connect
  • 分层存储
  • 多可用区
定价模式

按分片小时数 + PUT 有效载荷单位付费

按代理小时数 + 存储空间付费
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专家点评

“Kinesis 数据流是 AWS 的原生选项，用于大规模实时摄取。每个分片为您提供 1 MB/s 的输入和 2 MB/s 的输出。为了在不管理使用者的情况下更轻松地将 ETL 转移到 S3/Redshift，Data Firehose 实现了零管理且可自动扩缩。”
— Oleksii Bebych, re:Post 顶级贡献者 [个人资料]

“MSK 适用于需要 Apache Kafka 与现有工具（Kafka Connect、架构注册表、KSQL）兼容的团队。MSK 无服务器完全免除了代理大小调整。如果您不需要特定于 Kafka 的 API，且只想将数据流式传输到 S3 或 Redshift，那么 Kinesis Data Firehose 会更简单。”
— Riku Kobayashi，re:Post 顶级贡献者 [个人资料]
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何时使用 Amazon Kinesis 或 Amazon MSK

在以下情况下使用 Amazon Kinesis：

  • 实时分析
  • 日志和事件数据
  • IoT 数据流
  • 视频流
  • 点击流分析

了解有关 Amazon Kinesis 的更多信息 »

在以下情况下使用 Amazon MSK：

  • 事件流
  • 日志聚合
  • 指标收集
  • 流处理
  • 事件溯源

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