Not quite. A DLQ is used when a message can't be processed, like it's malformed or contains data the consumer doesn't understand. A replay is when a message fails because the system fails, and the message can be retried when the system is back in normal operation.
thanks for another great article!
> SQS provides retries and dead-letter queues, and Kafka adds replay capabilities
what's the difference between dead-letter queues and replay capabilities? Don't they serve the same end (replaying events that fail)?
Not quite. A DLQ is used when a message can't be processed, like it's malformed or contains data the consumer doesn't understand. A replay is when a message fails because the system fails, and the message can be retried when the system is back in normal operation.
Great!
Such a great post! Thank you for sharing!
To handle increased write and read operations, we might explore implementing a primary-replica architecture for performance enhancement.
I am new to system design, but surely will save this post and lesson to learn DS and System Design through patterns
https://www.hellointerview.com/blog/pattern-matching
Amazing article. Thanks for sharing
Great article!
The links point to localhost instead of the hellointerview website.
Omg gross, fixing!
Or "works on my machine!"