A metro government wants several related OCI Streaming streams—permits, inspections, and payments—to share Kafka compatibility settings, encryption, and an optional private endpoint. Which construct owns those shared settings?
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Short Explanation
A stream pool is the shared utility closet for several streams—one place for Kafka compatibility, encryption, and private endpoint settings. Create a pool when multiple streams should share those settings; a lone stream can still live in a default pool. The pool is not a Kafka cluster you patch yourself.
Full Explanation
In OCI Streaming, a stream pool groups streams and owns shared settings such as Kafka compatibility (bootstrap, auto-create, default partitions/retention), encryption, and an optional private endpoint. Use a pool when several streams should share those settings; a single stream can still reside in a default pool. The pool is a settings and security parent, not a self-managed Kafka cluster to administer.