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Standard vs Express

This revision card explains Standard vs Express. It starts from the need that ioT click streams need huge volume; loan approvals need long waits and full history. It describes standard — long-running, exactly-once, full history (up to 1 year). Express: high-rate, at-least-once, cheaper, short runs. The how-to section covers how to use Standard for orders and approvals. Use Express for high-volume ETL-like steps under five minutes. An example on the card is a checkout that waits for payment webhook fits Standard; a log enricher at 10k/sec fits Express.

Standard vs Express IoT click streams need huge volume; loan approvals need long waits and full history. Standard: long-running, exactly-once, full history (up to 1 year). Express: high-rate, at-least-once, cheaper, short runs. Use Standard for orders and approvals. Use Express for high-volume ETL-like steps under five minutes. A checkout that waits for payment webhook fits Standard; a log enriche
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Why do we need it?

IoT click streams need huge volume; loan approvals need long waits and full history.

What is it?

Standard: long-running, exactly-once, full history (up to 1 year). Express: high-rate, at-least-once, cheaper, short runs.

Standard / Express

How to do it

Use Standard for orders and approvals. Use Express for high-volume ETL-like steps under five minutes.

Example

A checkout that waits for payment webhook fits Standard; a log enricher at 10k/sec fits Express.

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