7 Schema registry
This chapter covers
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Using the Pulsar schema to simplify your microservice development
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Understanding the different schema compatibility types
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Using the LocalRunner class to run and debug your functions inside your IDE
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Evolving a schema without impacting existing consumers
Traditional databases employ a process referred to as schema-on-write, where the table’s columns, rows, and types are all defined before any data can be written into the table. This ensures that the data conforms to a predetermined specification and the consuming clients can access the schema information directly from the database itself, which enables them to determine the basic structure of the records they are processing.
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