Also, you can set a retention period and have messages get auto deleted
after a certain time (default 1 week)
On Sat, Oct 8, 2016 at 3:21 AM, Hans Jespersen wrote:
> Kafka doesn’t work that way. Kafka is “Publish-subscribe messaging
> rethought as a distributed commit log”.
Kafka doesn’t work that way. Kafka is “Publish-subscribe messaging rethought as
a distributed commit log”. The messages in the log do not get deleted just
because “all" clients have consumed the messages. Besides you could always have
a late joining consumer come along and if you mistakenly
Hello,
Thank you for your time.
I wanted to ask whether it's possible to remove a message from a topic after
making sure all consumers have gotten a it. If so what is the best way to
achieve this?
Also how do I make sure that all consumers have received a message. Any way to
do this in