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I am using the Brighter library for messaging with Kafka as the message broker. I want to implement a dead letter queue (DLQ) to handle messages that fail processing after a certain number of attempts.
I have searched through the documentation and existing discussions but couldn't find concrete information on whether Brighter natively supports DLQ with Kafka. Therefore, I have a few questions:
Is there built-in support for a dead letter queue in Brighter when using Kafka as the message broker?
If there isn't built-in support, could you provide guidance or a recommended approach on how to implement a DLQ with Brighter and Kafka?
Are there any best practices or patterns within Brighter that I should follow to ensure reliable and efficient handling of failed messages?
Thank you in advance for your assistance and for the excellent work on Brighter!
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Hello Brighter team,
I am using the Brighter library for messaging with Kafka as the message broker. I want to implement a dead letter queue (DLQ) to handle messages that fail processing after a certain number of attempts.
I have searched through the documentation and existing discussions but couldn't find concrete information on whether Brighter natively supports DLQ with Kafka. Therefore, I have a few questions:
Thank you in advance for your assistance and for the excellent work on Brighter!
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