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confluent-kafka-go - Confluent's Apache Kafka Golang client
confluent-kafka-go is Confluent's Golang client for Apache Kafka and the Confluent Platform.High performance - confluent-kafka-go is a lightweight wrapper around librdkafka, a finely tuned C client.
confluent golang-library golang-bindings librdkafka kafka-client consumer producer kafka-library kafkaProzess - kafka library for node.js
Prozess is a kafka library for Node.js
kafka producer consumer kafka-client kafka-librarysqs-producer - Simple scaffolding for applications that produce SQS messages
Simple scaffolding for applications that produce SQS messages
aws sqs producer queuekinesis-producer - An aggregated records producer for Amazon Kinesis
A KPL-like batch producer for Amazon Kinesis built on top of the official Go AWS SDK and using the same aggregation format that KPL use.
kpl amazon-kinesis kpl-aggregation kinesis producer kinesis-producerkafka-influxdb - High performance Kafka consumer for InfluxDB. Supports collectd message formats.
A Kafka consumer for InfluxDB written in Python. Supports InfluxDB 0.9.x and up. For InfluxDB 0.8.x support, check out the 0.3.0 tag. Kafka will serve as a buffer for your metric data during high load. Also it's useful for sending metrics from offshore data centers with unreliable connections to your monitoring backend.
kafka-influxdb kafka-consumer logstash influxdb producer consumer performancekinesis-streams - AWS Kinesis readable and writable streams
There once was a Kinesis readable stream without a home, and a Kinesis writable stream without a home, so now they're roommates. NOTE: Kinesis was a bad idea, and we're switching to Kafka. So I won't be using my own library for much longer.
aws kinesis nodejs stream readable writable kcl kpl consumer producerfrizzle - The magic message bus
Frizzle is a magic message (Msg) bus designed for parallel processing with many goroutines. Start with the example implementation which shows a simple canonical implementation of a Processor on top of Frizzle and most of the core functions.
golang-library message-bus pipeline stream-processing streaming-data kafka kinesis consumer produceramqplib-rpc - Thin Amplib utils for RabbitMQ RPC in Node.js
Thin Amplib utils for RabbitMQ RPC in Node.js. Uses replyTo and correlationId message properties as the RabbitMQ rpc tutorial suggests. Make an rpc request, publish a message to an rpc queue.
rabbitmq rabbit bunny amqp amqplib client producer rpc produce message headers properties replyto correlationid timeouterlkaf - Erlang kafka driver based on librdkafka
The library is implemented in top of librdkafka which is a C library implementation of the Apache Kafka protocol designed with message delivery reliability and high performance in mind, current figures exceed 1 million msgs/second for the producer and 3 million msgs/second for the consumer. It's well known that NIF's can affect the Erlang schedulers performances in case the functions are not returning in less than 1-2 ms and blocks the scheduler threads.
kafka librdkafka producer consumerkafkabridge - The Apache Kafka Client SDK
Navigate to the cxx/c installation directory，and run build.sh -release, you will get a new file named libqbus.so in the "./lib/release" directory. Navigate to the Go installation directory，and run build.sh, you will get the new files qbus.go and libQBus_go.so in the directory "gopath/src/qbus".
kafka consumer producer kafkaclient kafkasdk cplusplus kafkabridge kafka-producer kafka-consumergrete - kafka client with threads and a scheduler
is gregor's sister that adds a threadpool and a scheduler
kafka concurrency consumer thread-pool producer
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