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How is this different from Apache Qpid or RabbitMQ or IBM MQ (at least the first and third of those is already owned by IBM!)
by rwmj 11mo ago
How is this different from Apache Qpid or RabbitMQ or IBM MQ (at least the first and third of those is already owned by IBM!)
- orthoxerox 11mo agoIf you're serious, Kafka is a topic-centric message bus. Everything is a topic, not a queue, and its internals are optimized to achieve very quick at-least-once delivery.
- lucketone 11mo agoIf you use Kafka as a queue, then no difference. (Load balance a message between consumers) But you can also use Kafka as pub-sub system (duplicate messages to each subscribers) Messages are not deleted after consumption (configurable)