Overview
Kannika is a production-validated Kafka data protection platform that enables backup, restore, migration, and cloning of multi-terabyte clusters. The platform offers disaster recovery with near-zero RPO, one-click self-service restore with granular control, and immutable audit trails for compliance.
Key people
In the news
- Hi San Francisco! 👋 Together with Kris and Yves, we are here with Kannika for Current, the Data Streaming Conference, organised by Confluent, an IBM Company. If you want to know more about data protection for your Kafka data, come and speak with us at our booth! See you tomorrow! #current26 #kafka #datastreaming
- When a Swedish public sector team needs to restore a Kafka topic to an exact moment, “close enough” isn’t good enough. ⏱️ We’re proud to partner with Irori, the Stockholm-based consultancy behind Event-Driven Architecture, platform engineering and security for enterprise and public sector clients across Sweden. Together we delivered true point-in-time recovery with Kannika Armory: continuous backups, restores to a specific timestamp or offset, and everything defined as code in their existing GitOps workflow. 🎯 Jacob Danielsson,
- Every data hero needs a backup plan. 🦸 Next week, Wout Florin and Kris Van Vlaenderen will be back at Current San Francisco on November 4 and 5. Find them at booth 402 for a live demo, the coolest merch, and a chance to win a free 4-hour Kafka backup assessment with our CTO Bryan De Smaele. And on November 3, join them and Conduktor for the Night Before Current: cocktails, food, and a superhero-themed night out. 🕺 Find all the details on our landing page and meet us there! 👇 https://lnkd.in/e99n_dsn See you there? 👀
- If Kafka plays a role in payments, manufacturing or other critical operations, cyber resilience should include recovery too 🛡️ In this blog, we explain why ransomware changes the backup conversation, why replication does not solve it, and what organisations should put in place to recover safely. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eenJ2vwP #Kafka #CyberSecurity #Backup
- Welcome to the final part of our series on building a production-ready Event-Driven Architecture! We've covered transport, connectivity and analytics. The last piece is the shield: the tools for data safety, disaster recovery and cost optimization. Why does it matter? Apache Kafka is highly durable, but it's not a backup solution. One accidental topic deletion or bad deployment can corrupt your event log instantly. Meanwhile, poor client configurations quietly rack up network transfer fees. DIY backup scripts and ignored
- Nobody cares about backups. Everyone cares about recovery." 🎯 That's Anatoly Zelenin co-author of Apache Kafka in Action, founder of DataFlow Academy, and the person who built one of the first open-source Kafka backup tools. We asked him a question we get all the time: where do you even start with a Kafka backup strategy? His answer surprised us.. tools come last. First you set RPO/RTO targets per workload, map the failure scenarios that actually keep you up at night, and write the playbook. Because as Anatoly puts it: "If
- Your replication factor will not save you from ransomware ❌ If encrypted data spreads across every active copy, the real question is not how many replicas you have. It is whether you can restore clean data afterwards. A critical point for any Kafka environment supporting core business processes. #Kafka #Ransomware #Recovery
- NIS2 and DORA never mention Kafka by name, but that doesn't mean your Kafka environment sits outside the scope ⚖️ In this technical walkthrough, we map the specific NIS2 and DORA requirements to a Kafka environment, explain why ENISA's provability bar is higher than most teams realize, and show why a replication-only setup can't produce the artifacts auditors actually look for. https://lnkd.in/exEjp4qM #NIS2 #DORA #Compliance #Kafka
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