SteveYurongSu opened a new pull request, #1191:
URL: https://github.com/apache/streampipes/pull/1191
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### Background
[Apache TubeMQ](https://inlong.apache.org/docs/modules/tubemq/overview) (now
is a submodule of Apache Inlong) is a trillion-records-scale distributed
messaging queue (MQ) system, focuses on data transmission and storage under
massive data. Compared to many open source MQ projects, TubeMQ has unique
advantages in terms of stability, performance, and low cost.
It offers a variety of features:
- Pluggable transport protocols, such as TCP, SSL
- Support big-data and streaming ecosystem integration
- Message retroactivity by time or offset
- Efficient pull and push consumption model
- Flexible distributed scale-out deployment architecture
- Feature-rich administrative dashboard for configuration
- Authentication and authorization
For more information:
- [TubeMQ VS
Kafka](https://inlong.apache.org/docs/modules/tubemq/tubemq_perf_test_vs_Kafka)
### Approach
**Connect Adapter:**
Introduce the TubeMQProtocol for reading data from TubeMQ brokers.
**Sink:**
Introduce the TubeMQPublisherSink for writing data to TubeMQ brokers.
### Remarks
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PR introduces (a) breaking change(s): <yes/no>
no
PR introduces (a) deprecation(s): <yes/no>
no
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