The REST proxy cannot guarantee that if there are messages in Kafka it will
definitely return them. There will always be some latency between the
request to the REST proxy and fetching data from Kafka, and because of the
way the Kafka protocol works this could be delayed by the fetch timeout.
The
Hello !
I contact you because I'm have a problem with my architecture using kafka.
I'm using Confluent 1.0 with kafka 0.8.2.
I have the following architecture :
- A job who calls every hour the kafka REST API behind a load-balancer.
- The Kafka REST API servers points on a kafka cluster of three
