How to Create Kafka Idempotent Consumer in Spring -
Lets go into some meaningful example.
Let's assume you enter an elevator and want to select the floor you want to stop at. You press the button for the 5th floor.
You can see that pressing the 5th-floor button multiple times does not change the outcome – the elevator will still stop at the 5th floor. The operation is idempotent because, no matter how many times the button is pressed, the elevator will always stop at the same floor.
Lets go into some meaningful example.
Let's assume you enter a...
Let's assume you enter an elevator and want to select the floor you want to stop at. You press the button for the 5th floor.
You can see that pressing the 5th-floor button multiple times does not change the outcome – the elevator will still stop at the 5th floor. The operation is idempotent because, no matter how many times the button is pressed, the elevator will always stop at the same floor.
Lets go into some meaningful example.
Let's assume you enter a...