Best practices for right-sizing your Apache Kafka clusters to optimize performance and cost | AWS Big Data Blog
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Best practices for right-sizing your Apache Kafka clusters to optimize performance and cost November 2025: This post was reviewed and updated for accuracy. Apache Kafka is well known for its performance and tunability to optimize for various use cases. But sometimes it can be challenging to find the right infrastructure configuration that meets your specific performance requirements while minimizing the infrastructure cost. This post explains how the underlying infrastructure affects Apache Kafka performance. We discuss strategies on how to size your clusters to meet your throughput, availabil
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