hi all,

currently working with a team that is interested in replacing scribe with
kafka. currently in scribe's model it is my understanding that when there
is a network failure scribe will attempt to persist messages by queueing
them and resending the queued messages when those issues are resolved.

i understand that for kafka this issue is attempted to be avoided with the
replication factor, but in the case where all brokers are disconnected or
facing network issues is it correct that kafka will simply fail to send
messages in this time? if this is the case, is there any plan to develop a
similar model to handle network issues?

thanks for any help!

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