What is Kafka’s message model?
The message model in Kafka refers to the structure and delivery of messages within Kafka. It is based on a publish-suribe pattern where messages are published to one or more topics, and consumers can suribe to these topics to receive messages.
Messages in Kafka are stored as key-value pairs, with each message having a key and a value. Messages are sent to topics and assigned to different partitions based on partitioning rules. Consumers can suribe to topics to receive messages and can choose to consume messages from specific partitions.
Kafka’s messaging model boasts high reliability and performance, allowing for persistent message storage and efficient message delivery. Additionally, Kafka also supports horizontal scaling and multi-replica replication, ensuring reliable message transmission and high availability.
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