Gunnar Morling • 3/5/2025

Let's Take a Look at... KIP-932: Queues for Kafka!

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This technical article analyzes KIP-932, a Kafka Improvement Proposal introducing 'Share Groups' and queue-like semantics to Apache Kafka. It explains how this aims to solve limitations like head-of-line blocking, enabling individual message acknowledgment and scaling consumers beyond partition counts, which is beneficial for use cases like job queues.

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