Kafka - StreamsWhat will happen if you call builder.stream("topic1").filter((k,v) -> v.contains("error")).to("errors"); in a Kafka Streams topology?AMessages containing 'error' are forwarded to 'errors' topicBAll messages are sent to 'errors' topic regardless of contentCNo messages are sent because filter syntax is incorrectDMessages are sent back to 'topic1' after filteringCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the filter operationFilter passes only messages where value contains "error".Step 2: Identify the output topicFiltered messages are sent to the "errors" topic via to() method.Final Answer:Messages containing 'error' are forwarded to 'errors' topic -> Option AQuick Check:Filter + to() = filtered messages to 'errors' [OK]Quick Trick: filter() selects messages; to() sends them out [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming filter sends all messagesThinking filter syntax is invalidConfusing output topic with input topic
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