Customer Stories
How enterprises across aviation, finance, retail, and logistics scale Kafka with Conduktor. ROI, scale, and lessons learned.

Swiss Post Democratizes Kafka Usage, Growing to 5x More Apps
60 → 300+ apps, 800+ usersRead story
Fortune 500 Retailer Transforms Kafka Operations
Onboarding: 3 weeks → 1 hourRead story
European Airline Secures Cloud Migration with End-to-End Encryption
25 clusters, 170 apps, 2,000 usersRead story
Bitvavo Ensures DORA & MiCA Compliance for 1.5M+ Users
DORA, MiCA, GDPR compliance achievedRead story
Securing Instant Payments for Banks Across Europe
PCI DSS, VISA, MasterCard compliantRead story
Virgin Australia Boosts Kafka Adoption and Efficiency
300 hours/month savedRead story
Accelerating Smart Farming Innovation with Amazon MSK
10x utilization, 70% faster provisioningRead story
FlixBus: Data Mesh in Practice with Self-Service Kafka
50+ teams enabledRead story
OpenTag Simplifies Kafka for Gaming Platform
Reduced DevOps workloadRead storyWant similar results?
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FAQ
Can Conduktor run in air-gapped environments?
Yes. Conduktor supports full offline installations with local registries. You can install and update all components without external network access.
Which clouds are supported?
Conduktor runs on AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-prem. It integrates with managed Kafka services such as AWS MSK, Confluent Cloud, and Aiven, as well as open-source clusters.
How long does deployment take?
A simple setup is ready in minutes using Helm or Docker Compose. Production-grade installs, including HA, external identity providers, and security managers, complete in days.
Does Conduktor support SSO and granular access control?
Yes. Conduktor supports SAML, OIDC, and LDAP synchronization. Access rules apply at the user, group, or application level and can be automated through APIs.
Can we integrate with Vault or KMS?
Yes. Conduktor integrates natively with HashiCorp Vault and all major KMS providers (AWS, Azure, GCP). Secrets can be injected through environment variables, mounted volumes, or API calls.
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