Kafka is a distributed publish-subscribe messaging system: (http://kafka.apache.org)
Go language: (http://golang.org/)
For Kafka 0.8.x take a look at https://github.com/Shopify/sarama
- fixed bug handling partial message at end of a fetch response when the payload is < 4 bytes
- if the the kafka log segment being read is cleaned up, attempt resuming the consumer from the earliest available offset
- added support for Snappy compression
- fixed handling of partial messages at the end of each fetch response
- added ProduceFromChannel() method in the publisher, mirroring the ConsumeOnChannel() method in the consumer
- changed the quit channel type to empty struct{}, adding ability to stop the consumer on demand without race conditions
- reused connection in BatchPublish(), instead of establishing a brand new connection every time.
- applied gofmt / golint on the code (renamed Id() to ID() for compliance)
- added comments
- better distinction between DEBUG and ERROR logs, with info on how to get the consumer unstuck when the max fetch size is too small
- Merged back from the apache repository & outstanding patches from jira applied
Install go (version 1):
For more info see: http://weekly.golang.org/doc/install.html#install
Make sure to set your GOROOT properly (http://golang.org/doc/install.html#environment). Also set your GOPATH appropriately: http://weekly.golang.org/doc/code.html#tmp_13
Build from source:
make kafka
Make the tools (publisher & consumer)
make tools
Start zookeeper, Kafka server
For more info on Kafka, see: http://incubator.apache.org/kafka/quickstart.html
Start a consumer:
$GOPATH/bin/consumer -topic test -consumeforever
Consuming Messages :
From: localhost:9092, topic: test, partition: 0
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Now the consumer will just poll until a message is received.
Publish a message:
$GOPATH/bin/publisher -topic test -message "Hello World"
The consumer should output message.
broker := kafka.NewBrokerPublisher("localhost:9092", "mytesttopic", 0)
broker.Publish(kafka.NewMessage([]byte("testing 1 2 3")))
broker := kafka.NewBrokerPublisher("localhost:9092", "mytesttopic", 0)
broker.Publish(kafka.NewCompressedMessage([]byte("testing 1 2 3")))
broker := kafka.NewBrokerConsumer("localhost:9092", "mytesttopic", 0, 0, 1048576)
broker.Consume(func(msg *kafka.Message) { msg.Print() })
Or the consumer can use a channel based approach:
broker := kafka.NewBrokerConsumer("localhost:9092", "mytesttopic", 0, 0, 1048576)
go broker.ConsumeOnChannel(msgChan, 10, quitChan)
broker := kafka.NewBrokerOffsetConsumer("localhost:9092", "mytesttopic", 0)
offsets, err := broker.GetOffsets(-1, 1)
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