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How to Implement a DLQ with Brighter and Kafka
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I am using the Brighter library for messaging with Kafka as the message broker. I want to implement a dead letter queue (DLQ) to handle messages that fail processing after a certain number of attempts.
I have searched through the documentation and existing discussions but couldn't find concrete information on whether Brighter natively supports DLQ with Kafka. Therefore, I have a few questions:
Is there built-in support for a dead letter queue in Brighter when using Kafka as the message broker?
If there isn't built-in support, could you provide guidance or a recommended approach on how to implement a DLQ with Brighter and Kafka?
Are there any best practices or patterns within Brighter that I should follow to ensure reliable and efficient handling of failed messages?
Thank you in advance for your assistance and for the excellent work on Brighter!
For now you can create pipeline and your own custom implementation of DLQ for Kafka. I've opened feature request for official implementation here: #3660
Also, for now DLQ support in Brighter seems to be not fully functional: #3667
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Hello Brighter team,
I am using the Brighter library for messaging with Kafka as the message broker. I want to implement a dead letter queue (DLQ) to handle messages that fail processing after a certain number of attempts.
I have searched through the documentation and existing discussions but couldn't find concrete information on whether Brighter natively supports DLQ with Kafka. Therefore, I have a few questions:
Thank you in advance for your assistance and for the excellent work on Brighter!
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