Kafka - Basics and Event StreamingWhy does Kafka use a distributed commit log design instead of traditional queue-based messaging?ATo store messages only temporarily in memoryBTo allow multiple consumers to read the same data independently and replay messagesCTo limit message delivery to only one consumer at a timeDTo provide a graphical interface for message browsingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand commit log vs queueKafka's commit log stores messages durably and allows multiple consumers to read independently.Step 2: Contrast with queue behaviorTraditional queues deliver messages to one consumer and remove them, Kafka allows replay and multiple readers.Final Answer:To allow multiple consumers to read the same data independently and replay messages -> Option BQuick Check:Kafka commit log = Multi-consumer replay capability [OK]Quick Trick: Commit log lets many consumers read and replay messages [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking Kafka limits delivery to one consumerAssuming messages are only in memoryExpecting Kafka to provide GUIs
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