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Supporting reactor-kafka
See original GitHub issueHi,
After some discussion in the Gitter spring cloud stream channel, I realized to have a sequential pause/resume situation in reactive Kafka we need to use a back pressure mechanism that is not supported by web flux and Stream right now as we do not have any binder for reactor-kafka yet. I would like to raise this feature request for supporting reactor-kafka in spring cloud stream so we can easily use its functionalities.
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@sobychacko ok. I’ll be glad if you’ll update us as soon as there will be progress. I think that 100% of the Reactor Kafka users are waiting for this, and probably lots of the Spring Cloud Stream users would be glad for such an integration between the two libraries as well. This integration is super important, and has a huge demand.
@sabbyanandan @olegz This may not be trivial, but I think if we can pull it off, it should become the only way to support reactive applications in SCSt.
Reactor apps on top of non-reactive binders (especially Kafka) is a fool’s errand in my opinion.
There is also a
reactor-rabbitmqproject.Perhaps we should spike this?