Kafka - Topics and PartitionsWhat happens to messages in a Kafka topic if the retention period expires?AMessages are deleted from the topicBMessages are moved to a backup topicCMessages are encrypted automaticallyDMessages are sent back to the producerCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Kafka retention policyKafka deletes messages from topics after the retention period expires to free storage.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect optionsMessages are not moved, encrypted, or sent back to producers automatically.Final Answer:Messages are deleted from the topic -> Option AQuick Check:Retention expiry = Messages deleted [OK]Quick Trick: Expired retention means message deletion [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking messages move to backupAssuming automatic encryptionBelieving messages return to producer
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