Reduce your infrastructure costsusing multi-tenancy
Every environment needs its own Kafka cluster ... not anymore
Conduktor enables multi-tenancy for Kafka, letting a single Apache Kafka run as many clusters as you want
- Reduce infrastructure costs
A single Kafka cluster can host many virtual clusters
- Fresh new clusters in seconds
One API call gives you a fresh new cluster with no extra cost
- Simple installation
Get up and running in hours with our multi-tenancy features
- No more magic
No need for complex topic names to identify applications or teams. No complex ACL rules. We isolate each user into their own virtual cluster
- Less ops involved
No more need to synchronize with ops to setup new machines, and they can still maintain governance over what is created and deleted
- Perfect isolation
Isolated and centralized resources for as many tenants as necessary. No need for name spaces or complex deployments.

How does it look?
Let's walkthrough some of the magic
Create tenant
A single API call is all you need to spin up multiple clusters on a single Apache Kafka
$ curl --request POST http://conduktor-platform/london $ curl --request POST http://conduktor-platform/paris
Create topics
Interact with Kafka topics on each cluster just as you always would, with no restrictions. Use any Kafka client you want!
$ kafka-topics --bootstrap-server multi-tenant:9092 --command-config london-jack.properties --create --partitions 1 --replication-factor 1 --topic jack-topic Created topic jack-topic
$ kafka-topics --bootstrap-server multi-tenant:9092 --command-config paris-marie.properties --create --partitions 1 --replication-factor 1 --topic marie-topic Created topic marie-topic
Cluster isolation
The London and Paris clusters are isolated from one another. All that's left is to start using them
$ kafka-topics --bootstrap-server multi-tenant:9092 --command-config london-jack.properties --list jack-topic
$ kafka-topics --bootstrap-server multi-tenant:9092 --command-config paris-marie.properties --list marie-topic
Multi-tenancy saves on costs andsimplifies operations
To see everything we can throw at your Kafka, arrange a demo