Hi - 
Separate thread regarding the proposal: what is considered for routing 
activations as overload and destined for kafka?

In general, if kafka is not on the blocking activation path, why would it be 
used at all, if the timeouts and processing expectations of blocking and 
non-blocking are the same?

One case I can imagine: triggers + non-blocking invokes, but only in the case 
where those have some different timeout characteristics. e.g. if a trigger 
fires an action, is there any case where the activation should be buffered to 
kafka if it will timeout same as a blocking activation?  

Sorry if I’m missing something obvious.

Thanks
Tyson


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