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Kafka doesn't generally get emptied quickly, but rather retains messages for a configured time/size. Because of this, consumers can choose to replay previously
by dkersten 11y ago
Kafka doesn't generally get emptied quickly, but rather retains messages for a configured time/size. Because of this, consumers can choose to replay previously consumed messages, if they wish to do so.
- gshx 11y agoYou're right. I was mostly commenting on the common idiomatic ways ppl differentiate streams vs queues. Indeed, it can be used in both scenarios.