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Jay Kreps updated KAFKA-616:
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Description:
For completeness it would be nice to handle the case where acks=0 in the
produce request. The meaning of this would be that the broker immediately
responds without blocking even on the local write. The advantage of this is
that it would often isolate the producer from any latency in the local write
(which we have occasionally seen).
Since we don't block on the append the response would contain a placeholder for
all the fields--e.g. offset=-1 and no error.
This should be pretty easy to implement, just an if statement in
KafkaApis.handleProduceRequest to send the response immediately in this case
(and again to avoid sending a second response later).
was:
For completeness it would be nice to handle the case where acks=0 in the
produce request. The meaning of this would be that the broker immediately
responds without blocking even on the local write. The advantage of this is
that it would often isolate the producer from any latency in the local write
(which we have occasionally seen).
Since we don't block on the append the response would contain a placeholder for
all the fields--e.g. offset=-1 and no error.
> Implement acks=0
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> Key: KAFKA-616
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-616
> Project: Kafka
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Jay Kreps
>
> For completeness it would be nice to handle the case where acks=0 in the
> produce request. The meaning of this would be that the broker immediately
> responds without blocking even on the local write. The advantage of this is
> that it would often isolate the producer from any latency in the local write
> (which we have occasionally seen).
> Since we don't block on the append the response would contain a placeholder
> for all the fields--e.g. offset=-1 and no error.
> This should be pretty easy to implement, just an if statement in
> KafkaApis.handleProduceRequest to send the response immediately in this case
> (and again to avoid sending a second response later).
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