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by EdwardDiego
2592 days ago
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> All "requests" will succeed even if malformed A good pattern is to use a schema to verify you're sending valid data in the producer (at the very least, in a unit test, if not at runtime) - for example, the Confluent wrapped Kafka ships with a schema registry and painless Avro based Kafka producers If overhead in the producer is stopping you from validating each record at creation time, then you can validate downstream, so long as your consumers agree to only consume the validated data. |
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