Re: [DISCUSS] Provide consistent concept around partitioned topic and topic partition/internal topic

2023-07-17 Thread Yufan Sheng
I just treat the partitioned topic as a set of named non-partitioned topics. Pulsar doesn't really have any partitioned definition. So the non-partitioned topics would be the partition of the partitioned topic. I think the real confusion is that we can create the non-partitioned topic independentl

Re: [DISCUSS] Provide consistent concept around partitioned topic and topic partition/internal topic

2023-06-27 Thread Michael Marshall
I agree that the terminology is confusing. On a practical note, that confusion likely caused this bug [0]. > I'd like to say "a partitioned topic is a topic that consists of > multiple non-partitioned topics". It's better not to use the "internal > topic" concept. +1 In general, I think the equi

Re: [DISCUSS] Provide consistent concept around partitioned topic and topic partition/internal topic

2023-06-25 Thread Yunze Xu
I'd like to say "a partitioned topic is a topic that consists of multiple non-partitioned topics". It's better not to use the "internal topic" concept. Thanks, Yunze On Sun, Jun 25, 2023 at 4:31 PM Joo Hyuk Kim wrote: > > Hi community: > > Currently, it seems like there is no good definition of

[DISCUSS] Provide consistent concept around partitioned topic and topic partition/internal topic

2023-06-25 Thread Joo Hyuk Kim
Hi community: Currently, it seems like there is no good definition of what "partitioned topic" and "non-partitioned topic" mean and some places topic partition and internal topic interchangeably. I would like to propose to vote (or discuss) to come up with solid definition of what composes "parti