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Are these two just the same thing but |
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dasch
Dec 30, 2020
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The async producer in fact wraps a sync producer, so when producing async a message will first be placed in the queue (which is thread safe), then be picked up by a background thread and placed in the sync producer's buffer, and then flushed to Kafka at some point. |
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The async producer in fact wraps a sync producer, so when producing async a message will first be placed in the queue (which is thread safe), then be picked up by a background thread and placed in the sync producer's buffer, and then flushed to Kafka at some point.