@amplication/plugin-broker-kafka
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Use a Kafka message broker to communicate between services generated with Amplication
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Implement Kafka as the message broker in your Amplication's generated services.
This plugin generates the relevant code to provide you with end-to-end integration for a Kafka message broker.
It generates the following parts:
A topics list as a selectable enum.
Kafka module and service that contains an emit function to send messages to a Kafka queue.
Kafka controller with an endpoint listener for each topic connected to the service, and their type is “receive."
A Kafka options getter function that extracts all the relevant variables from the nestjs common ConfigService (by default if would load the available environment variables)
This plugin provides you with a ready configured NestJS module that you can use in your service. To customize the client options update the .env file with the relevant options.
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Use a Kafka message broker to communicate between services generated with Amplication
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