Differences: Kafka vs. RabbitMQ

RabbitMQ

• RabbitMQ’s architecture is designed for complex message routing.
• It uses the push model.
• It supports message priorities.
• RabbitMQ has low latency. It sends thousands of messages per second.
• RabbitMQ supports a broad range of languages and legacy protocols.
• language- Java, Python, Ruby, JavaScript/Node.js, Go, .NET/C#, PHP, Many More

Kafka

• Kafka uses partition-based design for real-time, high-throughput stream processing.
• It uses the pull model.
• There’s no message priority.
• Kafka has real-time transmission of up to millions of messages per second.
• Kafka has limited choices of programming languages. It uses binary protocol over TCP for data transmission.
• language- Java, Scala, Python, Go, .NET/C#, Ruby, Other Languages

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