> However, I do not know if 2.0 has the same properties.
During the discussion about https://github.com/apache/kafka/pull/18193, I
suggested that Kafka version 2.0 could also be a viable baseline option. This
would help us align the upgrade path and protocol matrix.
However, I am uncertain whet
Hi Jiunn-Yang,
I believe KIP-894 contains the answer to your question. There it says:
"Apache Kafka 2.1 has been chosen as the baseline because it was
released many years ago and it includes support for KIP-320 (required
for proper fencing support when consuming) and KIP-110 (zstd is a
popula
Hello forks,
Kafka 4.0 is a major release that introduces significant changes. We have
deprecated outdated APIs and
established a new baseline version of 2.1 as defined in KIP-896. While there
has been extensive discussion
in related PRs regarding broker-client compatibility, the client upgrad
