It was a Sink Connector. I don’t know what it was or wasn’t supposed to do but I was asked to do it, as is often the case in tech. I could have done any number of transformations in that process though, which I’m not sure rabbitmq supports
> I’ve managed a lot of rabbitmq deployments
... ?
You do need to be an expert when you start telling other people they’re wrong, though.
Nobody can really have any sources for RabbitMQ being able to do it if you don't know what it supposedly cannot do. The way you descibed it, is that you simply read data and then did something with the data and passed it to somewhere else. RabbitMQ obviously can do it.
Not true, and some also for the rest of your snotty comment, I'd have a response but it's best not to engage trolls. Another commenter answered the question I had. Good luck.
Also, did you register solely to make this comment? Pretty sad display, really.
Kafka doesnt natively support them either. That would be Kafka Connect. I guess you could use it as an MQ, but it wouldnt be a very good one. Its more used as a data integration platform. If you want more MQ-like functionality OOTB on top of Kafka you would want to use something like Kafka Streams instead.