RocketMQ vs. ActiveMQ vs. Kafka

Messaging Product Client SDK Protocol and Specification Ordered Message Scheduled Message Batched Message BroadCast Message Message Filter Server Triggered Redelivery Message Storage Message Retroactive Message Priority High Availability and Failover Message Track Configuration Management and Operation Tools
ActiveMQ Java, .NET, C++ etc. Push model, support OpenWire, STOMP, AMQP, MQTT, JMS Exclusive Consumer or Exclusive Queues can ensure ordering Supported Not Supported Supported Supported Not Supported Supports very fast persistence using JDBC along with a high performance journal，such as levelDB, kahaDB Supported Supported Supported, depending on storage,if using levelDB it requires a ZooKeeper server Not Supported The default configuration is low level, user need to optimize the configuration parameters Supported
Kafka Java, Scala etc. Pull model, support TCP Ensure ordering of messages within a partition Not Supported Supported, with async producer Not Supported Supported, you can use Kafka Streams to filter messages Not Supported High performance file storage Supported offset indicate Not Supported Supported, requires a ZooKeeper server Not Supported Kafka uses key-value pairs format for configuration. These values can be supplied either from a file or programmatically. Supported, use terminal command to expose core metrics
RocketMQ Java, C++, Go Pull model, support TCP, JMS, OpenMessaging Ensure strict ordering of messages,and can scale out gracefully Supported Supported, with sync mode to avoid message loss Supported Supported, property filter expressions based on SQL92 Supported High performance and low latency file storage Supported timestamp and offset two indicates Not Supported Supported, Master-Slave model, without another kit Supported Work out of box,user only need to pay attention to a few configurations Supported, rich web and terminal command to expose core metrics
作者：Jeebiz  创建时间：2022-12-16 17:37
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