Kafka retry on same topic
We would like to create a retry kafka mechanism for failures. I saw many introduced a way of have.multiple 'retry' topics. Was wondering why cant i simplify the flow by clone the message add into it a retry-counter field and just re-produce it on the same topic until reached X times and then exhausted.
What do I miss with that mechanism?
apache-kafka kafka-consumer-api kafka-producer-api
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We would like to create a retry kafka mechanism for failures. I saw many introduced a way of have.multiple 'retry' topics. Was wondering why cant i simplify the flow by clone the message add into it a retry-counter field and just re-produce it on the same topic until reached X times and then exhausted.
What do I miss with that mechanism?
apache-kafka kafka-consumer-api kafka-producer-api
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We would like to create a retry kafka mechanism for failures. I saw many introduced a way of have.multiple 'retry' topics. Was wondering why cant i simplify the flow by clone the message add into it a retry-counter field and just re-produce it on the same topic until reached X times and then exhausted.
What do I miss with that mechanism?
apache-kafka kafka-consumer-api kafka-producer-api
We would like to create a retry kafka mechanism for failures. I saw many introduced a way of have.multiple 'retry' topics. Was wondering why cant i simplify the flow by clone the message add into it a retry-counter field and just re-produce it on the same topic until reached X times and then exhausted.
What do I miss with that mechanism?
apache-kafka kafka-consumer-api kafka-producer-api
apache-kafka kafka-consumer-api kafka-producer-api
edited Nov 26 '18 at 6:48
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asked Nov 25 '18 at 21:24
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Not Sure if I understand the question correctly. Nevertheless, I would suggest that you have some Kafka 'retry' strategies.
- Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’
order - Because postponing message processing in case of failure is not a trivial process
- If you would like to postpone processing of
some messages, you can republish them to separate topics, one for
each with some delay value - The failed messages processing can be
achieved by cloning the message and later republishing it to one of
the retry topics - Consumers of retry topics could block the thread
(unless it is time to process the message)
thanks for your reply. how Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’ order ?? i mean if i take them in batch there is a chanse that ill miss the retry buffer time coz the same message wont be on that batch
– rayman
Nov 26 '18 at 9:07
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Not Sure if I understand the question correctly. Nevertheless, I would suggest that you have some Kafka 'retry' strategies.
- Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’
order - Because postponing message processing in case of failure is not a trivial process
- If you would like to postpone processing of
some messages, you can republish them to separate topics, one for
each with some delay value - The failed messages processing can be
achieved by cloning the message and later republishing it to one of
the retry topics - Consumers of retry topics could block the thread
(unless it is time to process the message)
thanks for your reply. how Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’ order ?? i mean if i take them in batch there is a chanse that ill miss the retry buffer time coz the same message wont be on that batch
– rayman
Nov 26 '18 at 9:07
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Not Sure if I understand the question correctly. Nevertheless, I would suggest that you have some Kafka 'retry' strategies.
- Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’
order - Because postponing message processing in case of failure is not a trivial process
- If you would like to postpone processing of
some messages, you can republish them to separate topics, one for
each with some delay value - The failed messages processing can be
achieved by cloning the message and later republishing it to one of
the retry topics - Consumers of retry topics could block the thread
(unless it is time to process the message)
thanks for your reply. how Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’ order ?? i mean if i take them in batch there is a chanse that ill miss the retry buffer time coz the same message wont be on that batch
– rayman
Nov 26 '18 at 9:07
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Not Sure if I understand the question correctly. Nevertheless, I would suggest that you have some Kafka 'retry' strategies.
- Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’
order - Because postponing message processing in case of failure is not a trivial process
- If you would like to postpone processing of
some messages, you can republish them to separate topics, one for
each with some delay value - The failed messages processing can be
achieved by cloning the message and later republishing it to one of
the retry topics - Consumers of retry topics could block the thread
(unless it is time to process the message)
Not Sure if I understand the question correctly. Nevertheless, I would suggest that you have some Kafka 'retry' strategies.
- Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’
order - Because postponing message processing in case of failure is not a trivial process
- If you would like to postpone processing of
some messages, you can republish them to separate topics, one for
each with some delay value - The failed messages processing can be
achieved by cloning the message and later republishing it to one of
the retry topics - Consumers of retry topics could block the thread
(unless it is time to process the message)
answered Nov 25 '18 at 22:12
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thanks for your reply. how Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’ order ?? i mean if i take them in batch there is a chanse that ill miss the retry buffer time coz the same message wont be on that batch
– rayman
Nov 26 '18 at 9:07
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thanks for your reply. how Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’ order ?? i mean if i take them in batch there is a chanse that ill miss the retry buffer time coz the same message wont be on that batch
– rayman
Nov 26 '18 at 9:07
thanks for your reply. how Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’ order ?? i mean if i take them in batch there is a chanse that ill miss the retry buffer time coz the same message wont be on that batch
– rayman
Nov 26 '18 at 9:07
thanks for your reply. how Messages in 'retry' topics are already sorted in ‘retry_timestamp’ order ?? i mean if i take them in batch there is a chanse that ill miss the retry buffer time coz the same message wont be on that batch
– rayman
Nov 26 '18 at 9:07
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