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Kestrel
DESCRIPTION
Kestrel is a simple, distributed message queue server developed in Scala / running on the JVM, originally by Twitter, whose design is inspired by (and ported from) Starling. It provides reliable, ordered message queues with features like durability, item expiration, fan-out (writer to many readers), and multiple protocol support. The project has been archived (i.e. no longer actively maintained).
Features
- Implements durable (journaled) queues so that messages are preserved even in case of failures
- Supports multiple protocols (memcache protocol and thrift protocol) for compatibility and flexibility
- Item expiration (messages can be automatically expired after time)
- Fan-out queues: one writer, many readers, to broadcast messages to several consumers
- Ordered queue semantics (messages delivered in insertion or defined ordering)
- Simple, lightweight, designed for performance and reliability in message queue use-cases
Programming Language
Scala
Categories
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